AirGuard™ Military Gunship RC Helicopter
AirGuard™ Military Gunship RC Helicopter
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The 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Fly it for thirty days. If you're unhappy with it for any reason, message us within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
- 🚁 Altitude hold — hovers on its own
- 🔋 2 batteries — up to 26 minutes of flight
- 🛠️ Spare blades in every box
AirGuard™ Military Gunship RC Helicopter
Is it really easy enough for a first-time pilot?
Is it really easy enough for a first-time pilot?
Yes — that's the whole point. Altitude hold keeps it at a steady height on its own, one button handles takeoff and landing, and the slow speed mode gives beginners time to learn. Most kids are flying it in the first few minutes.
How long does it fly?
How long does it fly?
Each battery gives up to 13 minutes of flight, and there are two in the box — up to 26 minutes total. Both charge over USB-C, so any phone charger works.
Can it fly outside?
Can it fly outside?
AirGuard is built as an indoor flyer. It's light on purpose so bumps don't break it, which also means even a light breeze will push it around. Fly it indoors, or outside only on a dead-calm day, and keep it away from ceiling fans.
What if it breaks, or we don't love it?
What if it breaks, or we don't love it?
Spare main rotor blades and a spare tail propeller come in the box, so a hard landing is a two-minute fix. And if you're unhappy for any reason, message us through the Contact page within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
How long does shipping take?
How long does shipping take?
Please allow about a week for processing. Need it for a birthday or the holidays? Choose Expedited Shipping at checkout. You can follow your order from our track-order page or by emailing us.
Watch It Hold Its Own Height
Every kid has had the cheap helicopter that rockets into the ceiling, then drops like a stone. AirGuard is the one that stays put. Altitude hold locks its height the moment you ease off the throttle, the gyro keeps it level, and two stacked rotors spinning in opposite directions cancel out the spin. Your kid only has to steer.
Two Batteries. One Long Afternoon.
Most toy helicopters give you a few minutes of flight, then an hour on the charger. AirGuard ships with two swap-in batteries at up to 13 minutes each — up to 26 minutes of flying before anyone has to wait. Both charge over USB-C, so the phone charger you already own does the job.
Built for the Living Room
AirGuard is light on purpose, so a bump into the couch doesn't end the day — and spare rotor blades come in the box for when one does. That same light frame makes it an indoor flyer: keep it out of the wind and it hangs in a hover like it's parked in the air. Switch on the LED spotlight and lights-off flying becomes the best part of the night.
WHO IT'S FOR
Four kinds of pilots, one helicopter
Grandparents, parents, first-time flyers and the grown-ups who secretly want one for themselves all buy it for different reasons. It answers all four.
“I want a gift he can actually fly on day one.”
Most RC helicopters end in tears by lunch. AirGuard holds its own height, takes off and lands with one button, and has a slow mode for learning — so the first flight is a win, not a crash.
“The last one died after one battery.”
Two swap-in batteries give up to 26 minutes of total flight, and both charge over USB-C. Land, click in the fresh battery and keep flying.
“He's going to crash it. A lot.”
The frame is light enough to shrug off indoor bumps, and spare main blades plus a spare tail propeller come in the box. Snap a new blade on and get back in the air.
“Honestly, it's for me too.”
A detailed attack-helicopter body, an LED spotlight and a real two-stick remote. Dads and grandpas fly it after bedtime more than they'll admit.
THE WHOLE SETUP
Four reasons, and that's the lot
One helicopter, two batteries, one remote.
Everything in the box
SEE IT IN THE LIVING ROOM
HOW IT WORKS
Lift. Let go. It holds.
Cheap helicopters make kids fight the throttle the whole flight. AirGuard does the hard part for them.
Step 1 — One button to take off
Press it and AirGuard lifts into a steady hover on its own. No throttle juggling.
Step 2 — Altitude hold locks the height
Ease off the throttle and it stays at the same height while the gyro keeps it level.
Step 3 — Two rotors cancel the spin
Stacked rotors turn in opposite directions, so it never twirls out of control. Kids just steer left, right, forward and back.
YOUR FIRST FLIGHT
From box to hover in five minutes
What the first flight looks like, start to finish.
Charge the batteries
Plug a battery into any USB-C charger. While it charges, the second one is ready to go.
Click the battery in
Slide it into the belly and push forward until it locks. Younger pilots may want a grown-up for this part.
Pair and calibrate
Switch on the helicopter, then the remote, and follow the quick-start card. It takes a few seconds.
Press takeoff and steer
One button lifts it into a hover. Start on slow mode, then switch to fast once they have the hang of it.
THE HONEST COMPARISON
Only one flies on day one
The 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Fly it for thirty days. If it doesn't hold its height, or you're unhappy with it for any reason, message us through the Contact page within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
Hovers. Lights Up. Takes a Bump.
Altitude hold that does the hard part · 2 batteries, up to 26 minutes of flight · LED spotlight · USB-C charging · spare blades in the box · 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
ANY LAST QUESTIONS?
The things people ask before they order
Is it really easy enough for a first-time pilot?
Yes — that's the whole point. Altitude hold keeps it at a steady height on its own, one button handles takeoff and landing, and the slow speed mode gives beginners time to learn. Most kids are flying it in the first few minutes.
How long does it fly?
Each battery gives up to 13 minutes of flight, and there are two in the box — up to 26 minutes total. Both charge over USB-C, so any phone charger works.
What age is it for?
It's designed for ages 8–12. Younger kids love it too with a grown-up nearby, and plenty of dads and grandpas end up flying it after bedtime.
Can it fly outside?
AirGuard is built as an indoor flyer. It's light on purpose so bumps don't break it, which also means even a light breeze will push it around. Fly it indoors, or outside only on a dead-calm day, and keep it away from ceiling fans.
What if it breaks, or we don't love it?
Spare main rotor blades and a spare tail propeller come in the box, so a hard landing is a two-minute fix. And if you're unhappy for any reason, message us through the Contact page within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
What happens when the battery runs low?
The lights flash to warn you it's time to land. Bring it down, click in the second battery and keep flying while the first one charges.
How long does shipping take?
Please allow about a week for processing. Need it for a birthday or the holidays? Choose Expedited Shipping at checkout. You can follow your order from our track-order page or by emailing us.