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For flight schools

Put your school where people are choosing one

Nobody lands on our map by accident. They have already decided to learn to fly and are working out where. Your listing shows them the aerodrome, the fleet, every rating you teach and the languages you teach in — sorted by how far you are from them.

Creating the listing is free. It goes live once we have checked it.

How it works

  1. Create your account

    Your email and a password. We send you a link to confirm the address — that link is also how you get in the first time.

  2. Fill in your listing

    Type your aerodrome's ICAO or IATA code and the map goes there. Add the fleet, the ratings, the languages, your photos, and write the description in as many languages as you like.

  3. We check it and publish

    A person reads every listing before it goes on the map. If something needs changing we tell you what, in writing. You can pause or edit it whenever you want.

What your listing shows

Not a line in a directory. The things a student actually asks before enrolling, answered before they call.

Why this map

Distance decides, and we sort by it

A student drives to the airfield forty times before the licence. Our list is ordered by how far each school is from wherever the visitor is standing — so being nearby is worth more here than being loud.

Fourteen languages, one listing

The site reads in fourteen languages and so does your listing. Someone moving to your country for the licence finds you in their own.

No commission, no lead selling

The button on your listing goes to your website. We do not sit between you and the student, we do not take a cut of a course, and we never sell anyone's details.

What it costs

Being on the map: free

Creating the account, filling in the listing and appearing in the results costs nothing. A directory with three schools in it is no use to anyone, so we would rather have yours.

The highlighted position: paid

A highlighted listing comes first among the schools within the radius the visitor asked for — never outside it. Paying moves your turn inside what someone is already looking at; it does not put you where nobody searched. Write to us and we'll agree it.

The verified badge: not for sale

It means someone here has spoken to the school and checked what the listing says. If it could be bought it would mean nothing, so it cannot.

Questions

Our airfield has no ICAO code. Can we still be listed?

Yes. Type the name and drop the pin on the map yourself. Plenty of microlight fields have no code, and they are exactly where small schools teach.

Do we have to write the description in fourteen languages?

English is the only one required, because it is the fallback for all the others. Everything you add on top shows to the people reading in that language. Two or three is already better than most.

Can we take the listing down?

Any time, from your own panel — pausing takes it off the map and keeps everything you wrote. You can also delete the account outright, and that erases the listing and the photos with it.

Who sees our data?

What you put in the listing is public — that is the point of it. Your login email is not published unless you put it in the public contact field yourself, and we do not pass it to anyone.

Fifteen minutes, once

That is what filling it in takes. After that your school is on the map for everyone who searches near your aerodrome.

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