Your first flight, without the fear

Almost every passenger we fly has never flown before. Here is the honest version of what happens, including the part everybody worries about.

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The ten seconds people are afraid of

People imagine a jump. There is no jump. The wing is open above your head before you move, the pilot checks it, and you walk forward. The harness takes your weight so gently that many passengers ask, once in the air, when exactly they left the ground.

If you are nervous, say it. The pilot will keep the flight straight and calm, with no turns at all if that is what you want.

No experience Nothing to learn, nothing to carry

20 minutes Of gear and briefing before flying

The pilot flies You are a passenger the whole time

A good present Voucher with no fixed date

Who can fly

Almost everybody. You need to be able to walk a few metres on a slope and take two or three steps at take-off. We fly passengers from about 30 kg to 110 kg, children with a parent on site, and plenty of people well past sixty.

Tell us first if you have back or heart problems, a recent operation, or if you are pregnant. We would rather say no once than take a bad risk.

What to bring, what to leave

Simple list, and it really is all you need:

Closed shoes that hold on your feet, not sandals
Long trousers and a light wind jacket
Sunglasses, and a hat for the wait on the ground
Leave loose objects in the car: phones fall from 300 metres very well

A flight as a gift

A first flight is one of the few presents nobody already owns. We send a voucher with no fixed date, so the person can choose the day and the weather.

Write to us with the name of the person and we will prepare it the same day.