The world’s smallest one-man helicopter will soon take flight in Vinci, Italy. Vinci is the birthplace of Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci, who is credited with having first thought of a vertical-flight machine.

The 75-kilogram (165-pound) helicopter, named GEN H-4, will make a demonstration flight in Vinci on May 25, according to Japanese developer Gennai Yanagisawa.

“Since the concept of our helicopter came from Italy, I always wanted to take a flight in the birthplace of da Vinci,” he said. “I feel like I’m greeting an ancestor. I hope da Vinci would be pleased.”

Yanagisawa has already been to the town in February and has received the blessing of Mayor Dario Parrini.

GEN H-4 has a set of two rotors turning in opposite directions and can fly at a maximum speed of 50 kilometers (31 miles) per hour. In February, Guinness World Records recognized it as the world’s smallest helicopter that can carry a person.

Yanagisawa runs a company in Matsumoto, Japan, selling the helicopter. He has sold five units in Japan and two to US customers. The current model is priced at six million yen (USD 58,250).