Press reviews all around the project “Fly in Uruguay”

February 2024 - Adventure on the other side of the world

Uruguay is probably a blank spot on the map for most pilots. But the small country in the heart of South America shows its scenic beauty, especially from the air.
 

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October 2023 - Plains, ocean and tango

Stefan Lesjak is fascinated by the warm-hearted calmness of the people and the vastness of Uruguay. He traveled the country for the second time with his partner, who is fond of flying, and as part of a guided flight tour.
 

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August 2022 - Unkown beauty

Holiday tour through Uruguay – Green landscapes, fantastic beaches and lively cities: The Hildebrand couple made a wish come true and flew through the South American country of Uruguay in a chartered Cessna.
 

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Termine im Fliegermagazin

March 2021 - Aviation events this year in Fliegermagazin

Pleasure to fly – pilots and organizers are busy making plans. The project “Fly in Uruguay” also continues, more on page three of the article.
 

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September 2020 - Above the green pampas of Uruguay

A report by Manfred Janda in Pilot und Flugzeug. The adventurous private pilot describes how he enjoyed flying in Uruguay and how he got to know the country and its friendly people.
 

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October 2019 - Special edition of Fliegermagazin about pilot travels

The article about flying in Uruguay is in German. The author describes the fascination that Uruguay and its people have on her. It shows the possibilities to carry out flying tours on your own in or from Uruguay. 

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February 2018 - Fliegermagazin

The title “Augenweide” means “Feast for the eyes”. In this edition of Fliegermagazin Heike Schweigert reports about her first aviation tour, which took her across Uruguay to the Gaucho Festival in Tacuarembó.

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