Get involved
Put someone
in the sky.
SoarAbility is a privately funded endeavour. No grants, no gala dinners, no marketing department — just aircraft, fuel, maintenance and flights. Which means every form of support translates directly into someone’s first taste of the sky.
Fly, or gift a flight
The simplest support there is: book an Air Experience Flight, or buy a Trial Flight voucher — from $160 — for someone who’d never expect it. Every paying flight helps keep the aircraft flying for those who need the hand controls and the hoist.
Ask about vouchersSponsor a flight
Distance and cost keep many people with disability out of Cunderdin. Sponsoring a flight — one, or a series — removes that barrier for a specific person or a group. Businesses and community organisations: this is the most direct disability-inclusion spend you will ever make, and you’re welcome to come and watch it happen.
Talk to Damien about sponsoringVolunteer
Glider pilots, instructors, trades, event helpers, drivers, photographers — SoarAbility was designed to run lean, but the right pair of hands at the right moment makes flying days better for everyone. Tell us what you’re good at.
Offer your handsHost the simulator
Our full-size ASK21Mi simulator travels: schools, disability organisations, community events, corporate days. Air-conditioned, wheelchair accessible with its own lifting gantry, and consistently the most popular thing on the ground. Booking it supports the flying — and plants the idea that started all of this in somebody new.
Book the simulatorBecome a Friend
of SoarAbility
Friends of SoarAbility is our circle of ongoing supporters — people and businesses who back the mission year-round and hear about flying days, milestones and firsts before anyone else. There’s no form and no tiers: start with an email.
Become a FriendWhy it matters
For most of a century, gliding quietly assumed a body with working legs. SoarAbility exists to retire that assumption — with a hand-operated rudder, a hoist, a self-launching aircraft and a facility where nobody waits in the heat. When you support it, you’re not funding a charity ride. You’re funding pilots.