Eight things decide the toy garage.
Most toy programs get sourced weeks before the first charter, when the garage is built and the electrical load is fixed. That is where the problems start. We come in early.
- 01Yacht sizeLength, garage volume and the deck space for inflatables.
- 02Guest profileAges, experience and what they actually like doing.
- 03Private or charterOne family's favorites, or a program that pleases every guest list.
- 04Cruising areaCaribbean shallows, Med anchorages, Bahamas flats.
- 05StorageGarage layout, racks, cradles and door clearances.
- 06Crew experienceWho launches, charges and maintains it, and how much training they need.
- 07BudgetWhere to spend for the guests, and where not to.
- 08ChargingElectrical load, charging stations and safe battery storage.
From the first drawing to the first charter.
One partner across the whole sequence, working with the owner, the project manager, the naval architect and the yard.
- 01 · Understand
- 02 · Specify
- 03 · Source
- 04 · Deliver
- 05 · Install
- 06 · Train
- 07 · Support
What we supply, and what we fit.
We supply
- Complete toy packages for the yacht's size and guests
- SEABOBs, E-Foils, electric surfboards and PWCs
- Inflatables: slides, sea pools, platforms, lounges
- Tenders, specified to the garage and crane
- Batteries, chargers, cases and spares
- Safety equipment and accessories
We install
- Charging infrastructure and battery systems
- Electrical, lighting and audio
- Pumps and bilge systems
- Garage storage, racks and fabrication
- Fiberglass and paint work
- Crew familiarization on every unit
Built for the people who build yachts.
- OwnersReady on launch dayThe toy program and charging planned from the start, not bolted on later.
- Shipyards & refit yardsOne partner for the garageToys, charging and tender integration delivered on time and on spec.
- Project managersFits your planA supplier that works to your schedule, documents and milestones.
- Naval architectsData to design withDimensions, weights and charging requirements for what goes in the garage.
Tell us about the yacht and the project.
New build, refit or a garage refresh. The earlier we see the drawings, the less gets reworked.
Build-out questions.
When should we bring Aqua Flight into a new build?
As early as possible, ideally while the garage and electrical design are still open. Late integration works, but it costs more and limits the options.
Do you work for the owner or the shipyard?
Either. We can work for the owner, the project manager, the yard or the refit yard, whichever suits the project.
Can you refit a garage that already has equipment?
Yes. Refits often mean replacing tired equipment, upgrading charging and storage, and rethinking the toy program. We coordinate with the refit yard.
Do you work on yachts under 30 meters?
Yes. Charter yachts and private yachts of every size can be outfitted; the plan just scales.
What happens after launch?
Service, parts and replacements continue through our workshop, and the Readiness Program keeps the toys tested and documented season after season.