Hop into an acrobatic airplane for a ride that will leave you breathless and craving more. Imagine pulling up to +8 G’s and -5 G’s while performing flips, rolls, loops, and more – this is no ordinary plane ride. Buckle up, because this is the ultimate aerial thrill you’ve been waiting for!

The Journey Starts on the Ground

Before we take off, it’s important to get grounded with a quick briefing. The team will run through the basics, making sure you're ready for the heart-pounding maneuvers ahead. Once you're all set, it’s time to board the plane and prepare for an experience like no other.

In the Air: A Whole New Kind of Flight

As soon as the wheels leave the tarmac, you can feel the adrenaline starting to build. The first stunt on the menu? An inside loop. It’s nothing like you’ve ever felt before, as the G-forces hit you, and you twist and turn through the sky. From there, it’s a roller coaster of aerial tricks – stalls, flips, and more. The excitement never stops! But there’s one stunt that stands out above the rest.

The Hammerhead: A Thrill Like No Other

The highlight of the day? The hammerhead. This is where you climb straight up into the sky, cut the engine, and plummet back to Earth in a heart-racing tumble. It’s one of those moments where you’re completely out of control, but that’s the thrill of it. The worst part? Realizing it’s all over and you’re headed back to the ground.

Tips for the Best Experience

A few things to remember before booking your own aerobatic flight:

Bring Sunnies: You’ll want them to protect your eyes from the sun and help you stay comfortable during those high-speed maneuvers.
Dress Light: The adrenaline rush heats things up, so light layers are key, especially if you're flying on a sunny day.
Live in the Moment: This is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, so make sure you take it all in. Don’t just look at the sky—be in it!

We acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Custodians of Country and their connections and continuous care for the skies, lands and waterways throughout Australia.