About Us
From the kitchen
to the cockpit.
My name is Luh. I'm 21.
In the morning I fly or train.
At midday I study ATPL.
In the evening I work a restaurant kitchen to pay for my flight training.
And when the shift ends, I write the code you're using right now.
No sponsor. No savings. No plan B.
This platform exists because one day the sky almost ate me alive, and I decided no pilot should ever feel that alone again.


01 · Hi, I'm Luh
Don't start in the cockpit: start in the kitchen.
Find me between the grill and a double shift. That wage buys my flight hours. Euro by euro, burn by burn.
When everyone else clocks out to rest, my second workday starts: fly, study, build. Most people choose between surviving and chasing the dream. I never got that option.
I do both. Every day.
02 · The flight that changed everything
Early in my training I made the one mistake no pilot survives twice: I took off without truly studying the weather. The sky closed around me. Clouds everywhere. No visual references. No IFR rating. No instructor beside me. Just me, a trembling horizon line, and my instructors' voice in my head: fly the artificial horizon.
Attitude. Bank. Altitude. Breathe.
I landed. And on that runway, still shaking, I made a promise: I would build the tool that wasn't there for me, so the sky never catches another pilot off guard. You're inside that promise right now.
03 · My cousin's question
"If you weren't a pilot, what would you be?"
That question kept me up all night. By sunrise I had my answer: a builder. That night I took the thing that almost killed me and the thing I knew how to create, and fused them. AflyZon is what happens when you refuse to pick just one dream.
04 · Where I come from
I come from the bottom. And that's the engine.
I was born in Equatorial Guinea, on a small island in Central Africa. No family money. No family name in aviation. No contacts, no shortcuts, no safety net.
Statistically, I shouldn't be here. I don't fly despite where I come from. I fly because of it.

05 · I don't know how to stop
Mornings: flying or training. Afternoons: ATPL books. Evenings: the restaurant kitchen. And when the shift ends and the city sleeps, I code.
Four workdays inside one. Zero days off from the goal. Jobs had a garage. Gates had a dorm. I have a kitchen. Same fire. If a tool isn't at the level of the best in the world, it doesn't ship. That's the only standard I know.
What AflyZon is
This is the platform that would have saved me that day. Airport weather explained like nowhere else, and a lab to train on the ground what the air won't forgive you for learning wrong.
This isn't a website. It's my story, turned into a tool, so your story goes better than mine did.
— Luh, Founder & CEO
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