Aerobility provides anyone, with any disability with access to the magic and wonder of flight. We do this because taking the controls of an aircraft drives a focus on capability and encourages our flyers to ask the question If I can fly an aeroplane, what else can I do? 

This makes everything else in life feel that little bit more achievable, whilst offering the ultimate feeling of freedom and escape from restrictions of disability.Flying with Aerobility can deliver increased life ambition, leading to improved life opportunity, driving many of our beneficiaries toward more independent and personally fulfilling lives.Aerobility represents the needs of those living with disability in to aviation and is recognised as the leading expert in disabled flying.

I do not enjoy heights. I especially do not enjoy doing stupid things at heights. However, I hope that these charities are still about when my step son is a little older, so that he’s able to have all the magic of these experiences in safe conditions and with people who are trained to accommodate different needs. To make sure of that, it’s time I took a ‘man up’ pill and raised some money to support it.

Also, my husband can’t make the weight limit, so I’m letting him live vicariously through me.