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Aerobatic Flight Experiences Nationwide
Be brave and go big on an aerobatics experience! Aerobatics is a highly specialised form of flying that, as the Civil Aviation Authority says: 'involves flying the aircraft close to the edge of the permitted flight envelope'. Experience G-forces when you join a skilled pilot for some aerobatics. Aerobatics experiences FAQs...
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Nationwide Aerobatic Flights
Flexible vouchers for UK-wide aerobatic flights sending you up into ...
Locations Nationwide
Best Seller From £149.00
• 20-30mins of flying time at your choice of venue
• Pull some serious G during your flight
• A variety of aerobatics planes available

Aerobatics Blackpool
Scare someone you love silly with our Aerobatics Blackpool experience! ...
Blackpool Airport, Lancashire
Save £10 Buy For £159.00
• Plane used is a Cessna FA 150K Aerobat
• Dual controls means you can have a go at flying
• The chance to do aerobatics at this famous resort

Pitts Aerobatic Biplane Berkshire
Go full-throttle with a Pitts Special aerobatics flight in Berkshire, ...
White Waltham Airfield Near Maidenhead
Save £10 From £179.00
• Full running commentary during your flight
• Stunts such as loops, wingovers & cuban eights
• Fly a Pitts Special - a legendary aerobatics plane

Ultimate Extra 330 Aerobatics Experience
Introducing the Extra 330 - aerobatics in the extreme! This ...
White Waltham Airfield, Berkshire
Save £50 From £249.00
• Choose between a 20 or 30-minute flight
• Fly from White Waltham - home of British Aerobatics
• The chance to have a go at the controls yourself

Pitts Special Aerobatics Blackpool
Pitts Special flights out of Blackpool Airport for an aerial ...
Blackpool Airport, Lancashire
From £185.00
- 20 & 30-min flights in a Pitts Special S2a
- Flying out of Blackpool Airport
- Do aerobatics over the Fylde coast
- Your chance to take the controls
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Flyers Choice
Let the recipient choose what to fly & where ...
Locations Nationwide
From £50.00
- Choose from a wide choice of Flying Experiences
- Locations across the UK
- Option to top up your voucher on line
- FREE premium packaging included worth £4.99

Aerobatics Wolverhampton
Bust some aerobatics out of Wolverhampton's Halfpenny Green Airport and ...
Halfpenny Green Airport, Stourbridge
Save £20 Buy For £159.00
- 30-40min aerobatic flights from Halfpenny Green
- Flying in a funky Robin 2160 aircraft
- Your chance to take the controls
- Experience loops, rolls & more!

Top Gun Experience
Top Gun style aerobatic flying in these aggressive little Firefly ...
Goodwood Aerodrome
Special Offer From £595.00
• Take off for a thrilling aerial dogfight
• Based out of Goodwood Aerodrome in West Sussex
• Ground briefing inc parachute procedures

Pitts Special Aerobatics Gloucestershire
Prepare yourself for the punchiest aerobatics with these Pitts Special ...
Staverton Airfield, Cheltenham
From £265.00
• Experience aerobatics in this iconic plane
• You get the chance to fly the Pitts as well
• Malverns, Cotswolds & Severn Estuary is the backdrop

Aerobatic Flight Essex
Fancy flying some daredevil aerobatics in Upminster? Now you can ...
Damyns Hall Aerodrome, Upminster
Buy For £180.00
• Fly stunts in a CAP10-C competition-standard plane
• Club has some of the UK's finest stunt pilots
• Perform loops, rolls & more in your 20 min lesson

Ultimate Aerobatics - The Utter Nutter
The boys and girls who run these ultimate aerobatics packages ...
Chichester, West Sussex
From £475.00
• Fly the craziest stunts in an Extra 300
• The Ultimate = classic display moves
• Utter Nutter = Cravats, Rouade, Mulleroid & more

Championship Aerobatics Cambridgeshire
Championship-winning aerobatics at this academy in Cambridge flying in Extra ...
Fowlmere Airfield, Royston
From £225.00
- Aerobatics with champion pilots
- 30 or 40-mins in an Extra 200
- Choose your thrill level!
- Flying out of Fowlmere Airfield

Fly with a Fighter Pilot
When we say you get to fly with a fighter ...
Goodwood Aerodrome, West Sussex
From £345.00
• Learn basic controls & aerobatic moves in the air
• Take the controls yourself for loops & turns
• The ride can be as mild or as wild as you like

Aerobatics Devon
Super Decathlon aerobatics from delightful Dunkeswell Aerodrome for thrills in ...
Dunkeswell Airfield, Honiton
From £160.00
- 30 & 60-minute flights in the Super Decathlon
- Take off from Dunkeswell Aerodrome in East Devon
- Experience thrilling aerobatics in this fun plane
- James May of Top Gear owned this plane!

Aerobatics Peterborough
Turn your world upside down when you perform aerobatics in ...
Sibson Aerodrome
Buy For £140.00
• You'll be taking off in a Cessna Aerobat
• Dual control aircraft so you can have a go too
• A 30 min flight with ground briefing on top

Aerobatics Oxfordshire
Your aerial mission, should you choose to accept it, is ...
Bicester Heritage, Bicester
Buy For £219.00
• Learn to fly basic aerobatic moves in a CAP10
• A full linked sequence finale (time permitting)
• Crew includes pilots with air display experience

Aerobatics Surrey with Video
Cessna 152 Aerobatic fun from Redhill Airport in ...
Redhill Aerodrome
From £159.00
• Go looping the loop in a Cessna Aerobat 152
• Free in-flight footage for you to download
• You can combine 30min lesson + 30mins of tricks

Decathlon Aerobatics Experience
Fly upside down at high speed in this Bellanca Decathlon ...
Tatenhill Airfield, Burton-on-Trent
Buy For £99.00
• Head into the sky in a Bellanca Decathlon plane
• Fully inverted oil system means full inversions!
• Aerobatics with a school established in 1987

Aerobatics Experience Camberley
Dare yourself to some aerobatics out of Blackbushe! This experience ...
Blackbushe Airport, Surrey
Buy For £175.00
• Flights depart Blackbushe Airport near Camberley
• Your chance to take the controls as you fly
• Do loops, stalls, spins and more during your flight

Space Flight Experience
Prepare for take off on a space flight experience! These ...
Goodwood Aerodrome, West Sussex
From £345.00
• Discover what weightlessness feels like!
• Operated by a Slingsby T67 Firefly light aircraft
• Flights depart from Goodwood Aerodrome

CAP10 Aerobatics Cotswold Airport
CAP 10 aerobatics flights out of Cotswold Airport between Tetbury ...
Cirencester, Gloucestershire
Buy For £219.00
- Fly aerobatics out of historic Cotswold Airport
- A 25-minute flight with a skilled pilot instructor
- Take control of the CAP 10 aircraft yourself!
- An aerobatics sequence to finish - if you dare

Formation Aerobatics Experience for Two
Thrilling formation aerobatics flights in Extra 200s performing aerial stunts ...
Fowlmere Airfield, Royston
From £699.00
- Formation aerobatics flights for 2
- Flying out of Fowlmere Airfield
- Perform thrilling side-by-side moves
- Be in your own air display!

Biplane Aerobatics Sussex
Prepare yourself for some serious 'seat of your pants' biplane ...
Shoreham Airport, near Brighton
From £279.00
• Take to the skies in a vintage Stampe SV4C biplane
• Your chance to take control and fly the plane
• Put this French-built biplane through its paces
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Aerobatic Wing Walking
Wing walking with aerial tricks included - not for beginner ...
Devon, Essex, Yorkshire
Buy For £495.00
- Advanced wing walking with aerial stunts!
- You're eligible if you've already done a wing walk
- Available at a selection of airfields
- The ultimate in wing walking experiences
Should I buy this experience?
Who it's for
If you're one of the two million or so air show spectators who has watched in awe as an expert pilot performs a breathtaking aerobatic flight, these experiences are for you. Maybe you've been at one of the 250 or more air shows held in the UK every year and uttered the words "I'd love to have a go at that!". This IS your chance. Not for the fainthearted, but it is the most thrilling form of flying there is!
Who it's not for
If just the thought of flying upside down makes your stomach churn, an aerobatics experience may not be for you. You will be looping the loop, barrel rolling and more, so it's an experience that's definitely reserved for the most adventurous amongst you. Don't let that put you off trying flying though, we have trial flying lessons in light aircraft where you'll stay the right way up!
Aerobatic flights FAQs
- Is aerobatic flying dangerous?
- What's all this talk about G forces?
- So will I be experiencing G force on my flight?
- Will I be air sick?
- Can any plane do aerobatics?
- What sort of aircraft operate these aerobatics experiences?
- I love roller coasters, will I like this?
- Which of all these aerial experiences is the most extreme?
- Are the pilots on these experiences all specialised?
- What sort of aerobatic manoeuvres will we be doing up there?
- Where do I sit in the aircraft?
- What happens if we're in the middle of the flight and I don't like it?
- What should I wear for going aerobatic flying?
- Are there any restrictions to fly aerobatics?
- Can friends and family come and watch?
- Do I get to have a go at the controls of the plane during my aerobatics experience?
- Where can I go on an aerobatics experience near me?
Is aerobatic flying dangerous?
Flying is one of the safest form of transport. All aircraft are maintained and controlled to current CAA legislation and all aircraft are inspected before each flight. All instructors are fully qualified pilots (many are ex RAF and/or current commercial airline pilots), who undertake regular pilot licence re-validation by authorised flight examiners and are fully rated and qualified to fly aerobatics.
What's all this talk about G forces?
In aviation, acceleration is described in units of the force called 'Gs". On the ground the gravity we experience is 1 G. Even on a commercial airliner flight, you feel the G force at the moment of acceleration in a straight line to take off. It pushes you back into the seat, so it's +G. Being pushed forward (for example when you land) is -G. And of course, the higher the number of G the more extreme your flight is!
So will I be experiencing G force on my flight?
Oh yes. Despite the fact that we, as human beings, are adapted to be at 1 G, if you're mad enough to want to go on an aerobatic experience, you certainly will be experiencing life at + and - Gs, whilst your pilot executes a fine sequence of tumbles, rolls and spins. Don't worry, you'll be securely strapped in, so inverted flight will be a doddle!
Will I be air sick?
Well, that's a good question. Your pilot instructor will only perform aerobatics if you are feeling OK and you want to do it. As one of our flight school instructors says: 'If you prefer to fly straight and level and look at the clouds rather than trying to rip the wings off the plane, that's fine!' The pilots will also give you some tips for coping with G forces, such as lifting your feet off the floor of the plane, holding onto the shoulder straps and looking out of the cockpit to the horizon.
What sort of aircraft operate these aerobatics experiences?
We've got aerobatic flights in all sorts of aircraft, including the high-wing monoplane Decathlon and the low-wing Slingsby Firefly, which are both often used as aerobatics trainers. Then there's the wonderful crowd-pleasing Pitts Special bi-plane and the very rare Xtreme Air XA42. You can even do tricks in a vintage Stampe or Chipmunk, proving there's plenty of life left in those old wonders yet. But the most powerful of aerobatics planes has to be the Extra 300s. You'll need to hang on to your shoulder straps for a flight in one of these!
I love roller coasters, will I like this?
Probably! Aerobatic flying is the ultimate in aviation and a totally unique experience. It is so different to being a passenger on your typical airline flight. It is totally immersive and you will be amazed at just what aerial stunts these little sports planes are capable of.
Which of all these aerial experiences is the most extreme?
Without doubt the Extra 300. It might look like a fairly sweet and innocent little low-wing monoplane, but once you're strapped in and airborne, you'll realise that this machine is the boss. This is the plane for competition aerobatics and air races. When being flown solo this aircraft's maximum g-force is +10/-10 G and with a passenger onboard it's +8/-8 G. It has a climb rate of 3300ft per minute, which means it is almost vertical. This agile, fast and manoeuvrable plane can do any aerobatic move you can think of!
Are the pilots on these experiences all specialised?
Oh yes. They undertake specific training to be able to perform aerial stunts and tricks. If you want to fly at public air displays you need an Unlimited Displays Authorisation and many of the pilots who fly these experiences have this. Some of them are even ex Red Arrows pilots and many are working commercial airline pilots too, so they are pretty experienced at this flying lark.
What sort of aerobatic manoeuvres will we be doing up there?
Once the pilot has checked you're ready and up for it, you might start with a nice loop the loop. Depending on how you find that, some more inverted flight in the form of a barrel roll might follow. If you're really keen, you might go for a full aerobatic sequence, where you link manoeuvres just like at an air display show. And if you're in the Extra, expect gyroscopic moves like the Ruade when you climb at 45degrees, tip to the side and then tumble over the nose!
Are there any restrictions to fly aerobatics?
Restrictions will vary from one aircraft to another, but in general there's a maximum height of between 6ft 1" and 6ft 4", with maximum weight between 15 and 17 stone. Please make sure you check each individual aerobatics experience page to see the restrictions for each type of plane/flight.
Can friends and family come and watch?
Friends and family are more than welcome to spectate and witness your first foray into the wild world of aerobatic flying! Many of our locations offer a club house or even an outside terrace area where guests can watch start up, taxi and take off, before gazing in total admiration at the aerial stunts being performed!
Do I get to have a go at the controls of the plane during my aerobatics experience?
In many cases yes. It is subject to conditions on the day and your instructor being in agreement. In general, once you've reached straight and level flight, you might well be allowed to fly the aircraft yourself and even try a few moves maybe.
Where can I go on an aerobatics experience near me?
Aerobatic flying is quite a specialised activity, so experiences are available at selected flying centres around the country. To date, we have aerobatics flights at locations such as:
- Redhill Airport
- Bicester Heritage
- Shoreham Brighton Airport
- Thruxton Airport
- Sibson Aerodrome Peterborough
- Chichester
- Blackpool Airport
- White Waltham near Maidenhead
- Goodwood Aerodrome
- Coventry Airport
- Damyns Hall Upminster