Micro Lighting Travel Insurance

What is micro lighting?

Micro lighting is an adventure activity where participants fly lightweight aircraft, typically resembling powered hang gliders. Known for offering panoramic views and a strong sense of freedom, it’s popular among aviation enthusiasts and requires proper training and safety awareness.

Do I need travel insurance for micro lighting?

Yes. Micro lighting involves unique risks such as weather changes and emergency landings. If you're flying abroad, travel insurance can help with medical costs, cancellations and other unexpected issues.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for micro lighting and aerial activities
• Customisable policies for individuals or group travel
• Protection for new flyers and experienced enthusiasts
• No hidden exclusions – clear, straightforward cover

What is included in micro lighting travel insurance?

Micro lighting travel insurance typically includes emergency medical treatment, personal accident cover, repatriation and cancellation protection if you can't travel due to injury or illness.

Does standard travel insurance cover micro lighting?

Generally not. Most standard policies exclude aerial sports. You'll need a policy that specifically covers micro lighting.

Can I get micro lighting insurance with a medical condition?

Often, yes. Declare your condition during the quote process and we’ll advise on eligibility. Terms may vary depending on your medical history.

Is there a maximum age for micro lighting travel insurance?

Many insurers offer cover up to age 70. If you're in good health and active, options may still be available. Always check the terms.

Top international micro lighting destinations

• USA – Expansive flying routes in California and Florida
• Australia – Coastal views in Queensland and Victoria
• South Africa – Scenic flights over parks and coastline
• New Zealand – Alpine landscapes and open skies
• France – Picturesque regions like the Loire Valley

What to pack for a micro lighting trip

• Comfortable flight clothing and helmet
• Navigation tools and communication devices
• Personal ID, insurance documents and emergency contacts
• Water, snacks and sun protection

Common micro lighting injuries and how insurance helps

Although rare, incidents can include:

• Sprains or bruises from hard landings
• Injuries in the event of accidents
• Dehydration or sunburn during longer sessions

Insurance can assist with medical care, emergency transport and recovering the cost of any missed plans.

Tips for safe and enjoyable micro lighting

• Wear suitable flight gear for protection and comfort
• Check local weather before flying
• Follow certified training and safety procedures
• Maintain clear communication with ground teams