Keeping flying sites open together

A good flight starts long before take-off. Clubs care for the land, arrange leases and do the work that makes it possible for us to use our flying sites.

With Takeoff, you can pay launch fees, landing fees or other site fees described in the offer online. Your contribution supports the clubs looking after the flying site.

What your contribution supports

Leases and agreements

Clubs cover land costs and maintain relationships with landowners. Reliable agreements help keep launch and landing sites available over the long term.

Caring for launch and landing sites

Mowing, keeping areas clear, maintaining access paths and caring for windsocks or information signs: many small jobs make a big difference to everyday flying.

Administration and launch permissions

A flying site needs organisation, agreements and people to manage local rules and launch permissions. The responsible clubs do this work and provide a local point of contact.

Caring for the future of flying sites

Regular contributions help clubs plan essential work, maintain infrastructure and find lasting solutions together with landowners and local residents.

Simple for you, helpful for the flying site

Choose your flying site, check the current offer and book for yourself or your friends. You can buy as a guest or use your beyondXC.cloud account. After payment is confirmed, you receive digital proof with a QR code.

For clubs and shared flying sites

Takeoff provides a shared platform for collecting flying-site fees online. Clubs can manage suitable day, week or season offers. The flying site comes first for pilots, even when several clubs are involved.

How the contributions benefit clubs

Revenue is allocated to the club providing the offer and paid out to it through the settlement process. The agreed commission, service fee and agreed payment processing costs are deducted.

Your contribution supports work at the flying site as well as the operation of a platform that simplifies booking, payment and proof. Clubs receive a clear settlement statement.

The individual offer explains the permission you are buying. A booking does not make you a club member. Site guidance, local rules and your responsibility for your flight still apply.