February 14th to 16th 2014
Motown Airport, Arizona

For More Information Visit http://www.arizonaflyingcircus.com/

Registration is $115 per person. Registration closes on February 7th.

About Us
The Arizona Flying Circus is a volunteer effort guided by our love and passion of flight. We do this event year to year to celebrate our remaining freedoms, meet and reconnect with fellow birds of a feather, and gather at this breathtaking place.

Part fly-in, part Burning Man, part Wild West, the AFC has evolved into a rather unusual flying event like no other. Certainly a large variety of pilots make it out every year with their flying contraptions, but you will also find wild costumes, great food, explosions, enormous fires, fireworks, firearms, and the infamous bowling ball cannon.

What makes AFC amazing are the contributions of the attendees. We ask each person coming to AFC to bring something special to share at the event. Especially anything that fly's, shoots, burns, explodes, or is just plain weird. But participants have also donated artwork, talents, construction, safety, and cleanup. For example, the "Flying Man" sculpture was donated by two talented artists a few years ago.

MoTown
Once again, Mo Sheldon of Airparamo has generously opened his eighty acre property "MoTown" to host the AZPPG 2014 Arizona Flying Circus now in it's 12th year.

Located just thirty miles Southwest of Phoenix in beautiful Vekol Valley, MoTown is an amazing haven for flying. You can either fly in or drive in.

The property features a huge Paramotor launch area and two hard-packed, smooth, dirt runways. The East-West runway is 2700’ long and 65’ wide!

Surrounded by pristine desert mountains and incredible wildlife, MoTown is ideal for Ultralight, LSA, and GA flying. Come join us for warm winter flying in sunny Arizona!

AZPPG (Arizona Powered Paragliding) is a cactus-roots organization dedicated to promote a safe, responsible and fun flying environment that helps to enhance, educate, and retain the incredible form of personal flight, Powered Paragliding (PPG), for and in Arizona.