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Single and two-seater gyroplanes with a maximum take-off mass (MTOM) not exceeding 560kg are regulated by national legislation. Larger gyroplanes are regulated by the European Aviation Safety Agency. This page refers to the former.
Gyroplanes may be issued with a Flight Permit to allow them fly within the State. Owners should contact the Hibernia Autogyros or the Irish Light Aviation Society for guidance on registering a gyroplane. More information is available on Flight Permits and Maintenance of Annex II Aircraft (Homebuilt, Classic, Vintage and some Microlights)
Hibernia Autogyro Club and Irish Light Aviation Society
Hibernia Autogyros and the Irish Light Aviation Society are approved by the Irish Aviation Authority to certify maintenance and make recommendations to the IAA for the issue of Flight Permits for gyroplanes that meet the criteria of Annex II (detailed above). Owners should make an application for a Flight Permit for their gyroplane through the Hibernia Autogyros or the Irish Light Aviation Society.