For many disabled people, the world is a place viewed at waist height. There is a great deal of looking up to do, and plenty of sitting down - impositions well known to those with mobility problems particularly, and figuratively across all disabilities. It isn't a perfect world, and it's fair to say that few able-bodied people look up to the disabled, at any level.

For the disabled, what a refreshing change it makes, just once in a while, to have the upper hand. Looking down, not up. To be free of everyday restrictions - to fly.

At the British Disabled Flying Association we know how good it feels, and how much good it does and by providing ‘experience of a lifetime' trial flying lessons we are changing the lives of hundreds of disabled adults and children every year. We successfully work with all impairments including mobility, sensory and learning disabilities. We believe everybody should have the chance to do something amazing.

Flying offers a complete change for the disabled, stretching horizons in every sense.

For more information please visit http://www.bdfa.net/ .