Try the Goboko Web App
You are an aviation enthusiast, pilot or flying club manager and not familiar with Goboko? Wondering what it can do for you?
Take a trial flight with our web app!
Put on the hat of a pilot and flying club manager at "demo flying group" (a fictive flying club).
When you're convinced, create your own Goboko account, then convert or join your flying group. Have a great time! :)
Goboko on iPhone
Goboko is a great web app, designed to be fully compatible on all screens. If you have a smartphone and are a regular user, take a look to our mobile app.
Matthew Goboko published 12/27/2024 on the wall of Goboko (official)...
Dear pilots,
As the year comes to a close, we would like to take a moment to extend our warmest wishes to you. May this festive season be filled with joy, well-deserved rest, and precious moments with your loved ones.
Your passion for flying and your dedication within our aerodrome clubs are a source of inspiration. We are grateful to share this aerial adventure with you and to see our community thrive thanks to your commitment.
In 2025, we hope that your skies will be clear, that your flights will be many, and that each takeoff…
Matthew Goboko published 01/03/2024 on the wall of Goboko (official)...
Happy New Year 2024 to our flying club members! May your flights be safe, with aerial discoveries and unforgettable moments in the skies, and may this year offer to you new horizons and extraordinary aerial adventures!
GOBOKO
01/11/2024 01:06 PM
Happy New Year to you as well!
Matthew Goboko published 06/09/2023 on the wall of Goboko (official)...
It's Roland Garros time !
Opened in 1928, Roland Garros was built to preserve France's tennis success the year prior the country won the Davis Cup. Emile Lesieur, president of the Stade Francais at the time, requested the venue be named after his heroic former classmate Roland Garros, who had died during World War I in 1918.
Roland Garros very quickly wants to take part of the aviation history. He buys himself a plane and learns to fly alone! The pilot will be certified after the fact. He managed to "get hired" after three hours of flight, for big meetings in the United States, in New York. We’re going to call him "Cloud kisser".…
Matthew Goboko published 06/06/2023 on the wall of Goboko (official)...
The Aircraft Supporting D-Day
« Supporting Operation Overlord were more than 11,000 planes. Above the chaos on the beach, these airmen provided air cover and strafed reinforced concrete strongholds. Through the smoke-filled gray skies flew P-51 Mustangs, P-47 Thunderbolts, Supermarine Spitfires, and Hawker Hurricanes. Behind the lines cutting off supplies and reinforcements by attacking trains, convoys and factories flew bombers like A20 Havocs, B-26 Marauders, Avro Lancasters, and P-38 Lightnings. Transporting and dropping airborne assault troops behind the Germans before the beach landings were C-47 Dakotas. Carrying soldiers inland to attack the German’s flanks were British and American glider aircraft like the CG-5 Hadrin and A.S. 51 Horsas.
To…
Matthew Goboko published 05/11/2023 on the wall of Goboko (official)...
In loving memory of Jean-Claude alias John
Tony Wood
07/02/2025 08:08 AM
hi im looking for information on the Pukekohe flying group and whether its still operational? wood.tony@gmail.com