Aerobatics In A Real Stunt Plane

What do you mean “you fly the plane”?

This is the most common question. Many people can’t believe they can take control of a high-performance aircraft without prior training, but here’s how it works: these flights use aircraft equipped with dual controls, so the instructor pilot can smoothly take over at any time if needed (though that’s unlikely).

Instructor pilots complete intensive training and are experienced in handling unusual attitudes and spins. During the flight, you’ll have hands-on time at the controls—and you may even see the instructor briefly raise their hands to show that you’re truly the one flying.

What is the best time of year to fly?

Flights are available year-round. If weather prevents a scheduled flight, rescheduling is typically easy. If you’re traveling from out of town, it’s smart to build in 1–2 backup days just in case.

Weather cancellations are relatively rare, and minor changes—like flying a little earlier or later the same day—can often work around light weather variations.

How long does the full experience take?

Plan for at least half a day. The full experience typically takes 3–5 hours, so it’s best to keep your schedule flexible.

Can I bring a friend on an aerobatic flight?

Yes—some options are designed for bringing a friend or making it competitive, including experiences where you can fly against an instructor in a dogfighting-style flight (availability varies by location and package).

How can I surprise someone with this as a gift?

Easy. Adventure Vouchers can be sent instantly by email or shipped in a custom gift box. The recipient redeems the voucher online and then chooses their preferred date and time.