Flight Aviator Baritone Mango
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A New Flight "Classic": The Aviator, the Modern Touch in the Range
With the Aviator Baritone, Flight offers a more modern and assertive take on the baritone ukulele: an immediately recognizable shape, designed to stand out on stage as well as at home, while retaining the essentials for demanding musicians. This series positions itself as a premium and expressive offering within the Flight range, focusing on solid woods, refined aesthetic details, and very current playing ergonomics.
For Which Musicians and Styles?
This baritone ukulele is aimed at motivated beginners who want an inspiring instrument from the first weeks, as well as intermediate and advanced players seeking a baritone with a strong character. Thanks to its longer scale length and naturally lower register, it excels in strumming accompaniment as well as fingerpicking, offering a feel close to a small guitar tuned to baritone.
In terms of styles, the Aviator Baritone is comfortable in pop, folk, indie, chill, and anything that requires roundness and sustain. It is also perfect for guitarists looking for a more compact instrument while retaining familiar harmonic landmarks (often tuned to D G B E).
Warm, Clear Tone with Sustain: The Contribution of Solid Mango and Okoumé
The solid mango top provides a warm tonal signature, with lively upper mids and excellent attack definition. This wood promotes immediate musicality, ideal for highlighting playing nuances: open chords, arpeggios, rhythmic accents... everything remains clear and balanced.
The solid okoumé back and sides enhance projection and overall resonance, delivering a homogeneous response across the baritone's entire range. The result: a full sound, good clarity, and especially a very pleasant sustain that enhances held notes and rich voicings. The mango/okoumé combination gives a sense of "body" in the low end without losing the articulation needed for precise playing.
Playing comfort is supported by a rosewood fingerboard, appreciated for its smooth feel under the fingers, and an okoumé neck that contributes to the instrument's balance. The choice of bone nut and saddle optimizes vibration transmission: more attack, better note sustain, and more stable intonation, particularly valuable on a baritone.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To get the best out of this format, prioritize a baritone ukulele string set suited to the D G B E tuning (tension and lengths designed for this scale length). If you live in a dry environment, an instrument humidifier is also a relevant choice to preserve the stability of the solid woods (top, back, and sides) over time.
Technical specifications
| Format | baritone | Scale length | 20.08" / 510 mm |
| Body shape | Flight Aviator custom design and shape | Nut width | 1.50" / 38 mm |
| Number of frets | 19 | Nut and saddle | bone |
| Top | solid mango | Position markers | 3rd, 5th, 7th, 10th, 12th, and 15th frets |
| Back and sides | solid okoumé | Markers | offset "blue dot" |
| Binding | black | Tuners | Flight custom, black and gold |
| Color | Natural | Strings | Aquila B Black + 2x Custom wound |
| Neck | okoumé | Case | Flight Deluxe Gig Bag included |
| Fingerboard | rosewood | Premium features | solid mango top, solid okoumé back and sides, Flight Aviator design, custom black and gold tuners, offset "blue dot" markers, black binding |
Questions frequently asked
What tuning is used for the Flight Aviator Baritone Mango?
The Aquila B Black string set with two wound strings is designed for a baritone tuning D G B E, close to the four high strings of a guitar.
What woods make up the body of this baritone ukulele?
The top is made of solid mango, while the back and sides are made of solid okoumé. This combination favors a warm response with good attack definition. The nut and saddle are made of bone.
Is the scale length suitable for fingerpicking?
With a scale length of 510 mm and 19 frets, this model offers the necessary space for arpeggios and rich voicings. The rosewood fingerboard and okoumé neck contribute to playing comfort.
What is the neck width at the nut?
The width at the nut is 38 mm, suitable for the specifications of a baritone ukulele neck.
Is a gig bag included?
A Flight Deluxe Gig Bag is provided. In dry environments, using a humidifier is recommended to preserve the solid woods of the body.



