Flight Sharing News
Many of our pilots and passengers do not fully understand how Wingly operates. A number of questions have been asked: how are service charges distributed? How is commission used? How many employees does Wingly have? Is the company profitable? 🤔 […]
‘I think the most important thing is information. For my part, I was never aware in my youth that I could become a private pilot.’ – Marie Benchaiba, Airclub Manager at Wingly Wingly, Europe’s leading flight sharing platform with almost […]
We are excited to announce the launch of our newly redesigned website, which was created based on the valuable feedback you have provided us with over the last few months. Our product team has worked on the development of the […]
Wingly caters to all kinds of passengers, those who prefer discovering the UK’s wonderful views as well as aviation enthusiasts who can take pleasure in rare flights on unique aircraft. 🛩️ Indeed, if you fall under the category of those […]
Spring has sprung and the cherry blossom season has officially begun! 🌸 Here come soft temperatures, blooming landscapes and longer daylight hours which all make flying a truly delightful experience. To welcome this new season full of promise and new […]
Wingly is working closely with the CAA and AOPA to provide feedback on the proposed regulations and their potential impact on us and the general aviation community. As a reminder, the proposed regulations would require pilots to list only the […]
Proposing to your partner is one of the most important decisions you will make in your lifetime, and choosing how you wish to pop the question is something to carefully plan. After all, you and your future wife or husband […]
Valentine’s Day, the day that celebrates love, is truly magical. It comes but once a year, so to mark this special occasion, most of us are attempting to come up with gift ideas to show our partner how much we […]
Wingly has analysed the consultation response document from the UK’s CAA, and while agreeing with most of the CAA’s conclusions, particularly regarding the need to educate passengers about the unique aspects and risks of general aviation (GA). However, some proposed […]