Important
information.

Start with the details.

Share your city, preferred viewing area, date, message and campaign goals. An enquiry starts the conversation; it does not reserve aircraft or confirm a flight.

Your written proposal and agreement set the scope, pricing and approvals for your booking.

The sky sets the conditions.

Skytypers reviews aircraft availability, airspace, weather and the requested location. Final wording, viewing area and timing need the team’s approval.

Event names provide planning context. Venue approval and sponsorship arrangements do not themselves establish flight permission or visibility.

See the idea. Shape the plan.

The interactive skytyping preview is a visual planning aid. It does not guarantee a particular appearance, location or flight, and it does not reserve a date.

Creative adaptations are described in their captions. A concept or AI edited illustration is a visual idea, not a documentary record of an actual flight. Read these images alongside their captions.

Keep the story with the image.

Our archive shows campaigns and moments from different chapters of the Skytypers story. Historical aircraft, partnerships and services reflect their time.

Keep the named photographer and source credit with an image. The Jackie photograph is credited to Friends of Big Bear Valley. Contact our team about press photographs, permissions and the correct credit before reusing an image.

Know what you share.

Information you send helps the team assess your request, discuss feasibility and prepare your quote. The privacy policy explains data use, website technologies and how to contact us about your information.

Plan for the photographs, too.

Tell us how you want the message to be seen and captured. Include photography, filming, reporting and media use requirements in your brief so the agreed scope is clear from the start.