Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it a drone causing chaos at Gatwick Airport? Well, whilst it’s hopefully not the latter, there are still some fun flight-themed gizmos you can enjoy. From the realms of outer space, to the fantastical flying beasts of myth, these winged gadgets can help you to find your inner Buzz Lightyear and go to infinity and beyond!

Toothless & Lightfury Soft Toys

From the much-loved ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ franchise, come the adorable Toothless and Lightfury, in much smaller, more plush form, compared to their movie counterparts. These ‘Squeeze & Growl’ dragons make for adorable fire-breathing beasts; just squeeze their tummies to unleash a fierce growl.

For kids wanting to test their dragon-training skills, these 10-inch-tall dragons make for the perfect pal. With AG13 batteries included, and priced at just £19.99 each, let your kids take to the skies.

Spider Drone

This gadget is sure to get your spidey senses tingling, as it looks and sounds like something straight out of a Marvel movie. Well perhaps that’s because this drone is based on one of Tony Stark’s many tech wonders from Spider-Man: Homecoming; it even includes a voice sample from Karen, the AI from Peter Parker’s spider suit.

This drone is great for beginners, as it includes auto and manual flight modes, as well as automatic launch and landing features, and adjustable flight sensitivity. It also has Sky Viper firmware, meaning you can enhance its agility. At £49.99, it doesn’t matter if you’re a kid or an adult, you can still feel like an Avenger with this super tech.

Remote-Controlled Solar System

This cool gizmo will let you travel to the depths of the solar system, and provide some insight into our larger universe. This 85cm diameter system is designed to give an up-close presentation of the eight planets; just hang from the ceiling, and let the gadget rotate.

The solar system, which is remote-controlled, can also multi-task as a nightlight, with its glowing sun orb! At £25.99, this is a fun, stylish and educational gift idea to get kids more interested in the solar system.