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Featured in the San Jose Mercury News!!!
Check out the article and photos in the Thursday, Oct 16th edition and call us
to schedule your flight!
To read the article on the Mercury
News website click here.
Take a RIDE FOR TWO in
our Open-Cockpit Biplane! Experience the Golden Age of Aviation in comfort and
style. From San Carlos Airport (Hwy 101 at Holly) we can take you anywhere you
want to go on the Peninsula, out to the coast of Half Moon Bay, or up to the
city to see the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, Treasure Island, the downtown
skyline, and much more.
Video Tape Your Flight!
The plane is equipped with a 3-camera video system and a music system. You can
relive your flight as often as you like or share the experience with friends
and family.
 What's
This?
By clicking the "Call Me" icon anywhere on our site you can switch from
browsing the web to talking on the phone to one of our crew! Unless we're
taking a nap, that is. Try this nifty feature compliments of
ThinkingVOICE Networks.
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Fly With
Husband-and-Wife Navy Pilots 
-- Loree and Harry Hirschman founded Golden Gate Biplane Adventures to bring
the Golden Age of Aviation to residents of the Peninsula. Between them they
have 18 years in the US Navy as aircraft carrier pilots and have made three
deployments to the Persian Gulf. Loree flew the FA-18 Hornet before
transitioning to the S-3 Viking to join the initial cadre of female pilots
assigned to combat squadrons. She wrote a book about her experiences on the
first west-coast carrier to deploy with women titled, "She's Just Another Navy
Pilot". Harry flew the FA-18 Hornet and earned distinction as the Student of
the Year upon graduating from flight school. He was awarded the Air Medal
for his participation in enforcing United Nations resolutions over Iraq. Harry
and Loree left the Navy to pursue graduate degrees and start a family. You'll
meet Sam when you come out for your flight and number two is on the way. These
dynamic aviation entrepreneurs bring the same high level of safety and
professionalism it takes to land a 30-ton 
jet aboard an aircraft carrier in stormy seas at night to your flight. They'll
sweat the details so all you have to do is have a good time.
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