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Aerobatic Flight
Product Code: P00328


£170.00

How does the gift experience voucher work?

Your Experience
You are going to feel the excitement of loops, rolls, stall turns and more in, as your qualified display pilot takes you through a series of breathtaking aerobatic manoeuvres. The main aerobatic trainers which we use for this experience are the Slingsby T-67 Firefly, the de Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk or the Bulldog. You will be sat side by side with the pilot, and feel the excitement of a competition display pilot while enjoying the exhilaration of immaculately flown manoeuvres.

Vital information
You should be able to get in-and-out of a family car unassisted. Please be advised that this experience is not suitable for persons who are pregnant, suffer from epilepsy, fits, servere head injuries, recurrent fainting, giddiness or blackouts, high blood pressure, or heart conditions. For their own safety diabetics may be required to produce a medical certificate. No previous flying experience is required. Disabled are welcome (subjet to the type of handicap). If in doubt, please consult your doctor or contact our Customer Service on 0870 333 6006
Minimum age: 16
Maximum weight: 14 stone
Maximum height: 6'2''

The weather
Aerobatic flying is a very weather dependent activity and it is crucial that you call the centre for a weather check before setting out. If your flight is cancelled due to the weather, you will be able to rebook.

Session length
Your flight will last between 20 and 30 minutes, but please allow an additional two hours for the whole experience.

Numbers
Only you and the pilot will share the flying session. The briefing session may be shared.

Spectators
Spectators are welcome at these centres. A pair of binoculars and a camera are suggested.

Dress code
Dress comfortably and wear flat-soled shoes. Any special clothing will be provided. Sunglasses are recommended all year round and gloves are recommended when cold weather.

Locations
Devon, Derbyshire, Gloucestershire, Lancashire, Sussex, Wiltshire

Availability
Most centres operate seven days a week, subject to weather conditions. Spring to Autumn are the most popular times of year. We recommend booking at least four weeks in advance, even earlier for summer weekend dates.

Other information
We recommend that you only have a very light meal or don't eat before your flight. If you do eat a hearty meal, you may feel nauseous.


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EXPERIENCE TOTAL		£170.00


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Fascinating Facts

As soon as early aviators mastered the feat of staying aloft they wanted to explore the unique freedom allowed by flight. Probably the first 'aerobatic' pilot was Eugene Lefebvre, who thrilled the crowds with his swooping and diving in his 'Wright Flyer' at the world's first aviation meeting at Reims in 1909. Later, Louis Bleriot decided to show that his aeroplanes were safer because they could be recovered to level flight from almost any attitude, however extreme. Adolphe Pegoud was employed as test pilot and on 1 September 1913 he completed the world's first inverted flight, which confounded critics who said that an aeroplane wing could not produce lift upside down. On 9 September 1913 at Kiev, Lt. Petr Nikolaevich Nesterov created the first 'loop the loop' in a Russian Army 70 h.p. Nieuport monoplane. After the First World War air shows became very popular, particularly in America. 'Flying circuses' offered display aerobatics and the more nearly impossible and deadly a stunt appeared, the better spectators like it. Despite incredible advances in technology, very little changed in aerobatics until the 1960s, when highly specialised aircraft used the rotating mass of the engine and propeller as a gyroscope to make the planes tumble in the sky, doing somersaults and rotations on their own length.