1. General remarks

Requirements to join list of accepted microlights:

1. Type is certified after LTF-UL, BCAR-S or JAR
2. Type is a 3-axe microlight (flex- and rotorwing microlights are not allowed)
3. Type has a wingload of minimum 20 kg/m2

Pilot licence:

You are allowed to fly in Switzerland with the microlight licence which is required in your home country.

Customs airfield entry proposal:
via airfield Birrfeld
via airfield Frick-Schupfart


2. List of accepted microlights (last update 17.12.2009)

The following by Swiss FOCA approved microlight types registered in any country have permission to fly into Switzerland.
The microlight configuration must agree to LTF-UL, BCAR-S or JAR certification. Swiss airspace may only used on an
occasional basis; the aircraft may not be kept permanently in Switzerland (see AIC below)

Nachfolgende Liste enthält die vom Luftfahrtsamt genehmigten, in die Schweiz einflugberechtigten Microlight-Flugzeugtypen.
Die Flugzeugkonfiguration muss mit der LTF-UL, BCAR-S oder JAR Zertifikation übereinstimmen. Der Schweizer Luftraum
darf nur gelegentlich benutzt werden; das Flugzeug darf nicht dauerhaft in der Schweiz stationiert werden (vgl. AIC unten)

Aeroprakt A22 Airo 5 Apis Bee 15 MB Breezer Chevron Corvus CA-21 Phantom CT Cyclone Dynamic WT-9 DV-1 Skylark Ekolot JK-05 Eurofox

Faeta Fascination FK 9 FK 12 Comet FK 14 Polaris Ikarus C42 Impulse Jabiru Kiebitz MCR Ultralight MD-3 Rider P92 Echo Piccolo

Pioneer Pretty Flight Remos Renegade Rapid Savage Savannah Shadow Silent 2 Sinus Sky Ranger Smaragd FA01 Snowbird

Spectrum Speed Cruiser Stol Storch Texan Thruster TL 96 Star u. Sting TUL 03 Amigo UFM 10 Samba UW-9 Sprint Vagabund Wild Thing X-Air

Zodiac / Zenair

Note: Until further notice the type "Eurostar" is banned (structural safety reason); vgl. News vom 10.01.2010

AIC-Regelung Auslandeinflüge

AIC-Réglage vols frontaliers

AIC-Regulation cross border flights

Flights to Switzerland
with microlight aircraft