RC Planes & Remote Control Aircraft
We have a great range of RC planes from the all the leading brands like ParkZone, HobbyZone, E-Flite and FMS. Whether you're just getting into the hobby of RC plane flying or you're an experienced pilot, we have the RC plane for you!
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If you're just starting out in the RC aircraft hobby, we'd recommend starting off with an RC plane with SAFE™ which is exclusive to HobbyZone RC planes.
Dive into the World of SAFE™ Technology.
For beginners in the RC aircraft realm, we highly recommend our exclusive HobbyZone RC Planes equipped with SAFE™ technology. This cutting-edge system ensures a safe and stable flying experience, making it the perfect choice for those taking their first flight. With features designed to assist and build confidence, you'll be soaring through the skies in no time.
Experienced pilots will also find advanced models with precise control surfaces for an exhilarating flying experience. Explore our range of models including PNP planes, BNF planes, ARF planes, and RTF planes to suit your preference. Plus, we offer a comprehensive selection of spare parts to keep your plane in top flying condition. Elevate your RC plane experience and explore the freedom of flight with HobbyZone's innovative SAFE™ technology.
FAQs for RC Planes
Look for a high-wing trainer with gyro stabilisation — they're the most forgiving to fly. FMS and E-Flite both make solid beginner models. Make sure it's RTF (ready-to-fly) so you get everything in the box.
Foam RTF trainers start around $100-200. Mid-range sport planes run $250-600. Warbirds, scale models and EDF jets can range from $300 to $1,500+. You'll also need a battery charger if one isn't included.
Recreational flying under 250g doesn't need registration. Over 250g, register with CASA (it's free) and follow the standard rules — fly below 120m, keep line of sight, stay away from airports and people. No licence needed for recreational use.
RTF (Ready-to-Fly) includes everything — plane, transmitter, battery, charger. BNF (Bind-and-Fly) comes without a transmitter, so you use your own. ARF (Almost-Ready-to-Fly) needs assembly plus your own electronics. Beginners should start RTF.