In 2020, previous CITIES restrictions on the use of exotic woods were modified to allow their use in music instruments, so all new Voyager models include a rosewood fretboard and bridge.

Before Mid-2020, Voyager ukuleles featured a tech ebony fretboard, and some dealers still have those models in stock.

Ebony armrest was designed to provide a smooth surface for your playing arm to rest on, making this ukulele as comfy as a Victorian couch, but looking as modern as a Flight ukulele should be.

Through mid-2020, Voyager models featured a passive Artec pickup. Some vendors still have these models in stock.

In mid-2020 Flight moved to using Double C1U active pickups on the Voyager.  The controls for the active pickup are mounted underneath the sound hole, meaning that a cavity does not have to be created on the side of the ukulele for the pickup.   Most importantly, they sound great! Ukuleles with the new active pickups include an “A” (for “Active”) as a part of their model number.⁠

We wanted our new headstock to be bold and striking, infusing innovation into all the benefits of a slotted headstock. Its round, airy shape not only looks amazing, it also makes the headstock lighter than most. You will certainly be turning heads with this one.

While our signature beige color gig bag has become legendary, we wanted to offer something different for this series, which is why we went for a Burgundy Red with a purple infusion. Associated with royalty, this regal colour adds a final touch to our Royal Series. With 20mm padding, the gig bag is thick and ensures good protection for your uke.

If you live in an area with low humidity, the wood of any instrument can dry and warp, causing issues with playability, such as fret buzz and dead string sounds. This isn’t a design fault; it’s how wood behaves naturally. We love the instruments we make, and we want you to continue enjoying them. Our Flight Voyager, as well as the Royal Series, comes with a Flight Ukulele Humidifier included.