Gift Certificates for a Wind Tunnel Flight

It's simple — it's so your flight starts on time. Before the flight you need time to fill out the paperwork, change clothes, and take the pre-flight briefing. By arriving on time you'll finish on time and won't hold up the people flying after you — just as those before you didn't shift the schedule or disrupt your plans for the day.

The most important thing is to bring a good mood! Though if you forget it, we'll hand it to you along with the suit, shoes, and helmet! You'll need to bring your ID and clothes to wear under our flight suit. In summer that can be a T-shirt and shorts, in winter — thermal underwear. If you have a gift certificate, bring that too.

It's the main contraindication for flying. During the flight your arms are spread out like wings, which puts a small but real load on the shoulder joint. With recurrent dislocation there's a high chance it will happen again in flight.

Our wind tunnel is very powerful and ready to lift any pilot into the air! However, the larger the person, the harder the instructor's job. We cap the visitor weight at 120 kilograms.

The strong airflow can simply blow them off and carry them out of the tunnel through the ventilation ducts. You could also snag them on the mesh and get hurt.

Our wind tunnel is a closed-loop type, enclosed on all sides. There's glass and panels on the sides, and mesh below and above. Most importantly, an experienced instructor is inside with you and won't let you go too high if it isn't safe.

The recommended time for a first visit is 6 to 10 minutes per person. This time is split up and flown across several rounds of 2-3 minutes each. There's time to rest, review the previous flight, and go again with fresh energy!

Yes, our wind tunnel runs on electricity, which is great for the environment and ease of use. If the power is cut, the tunnel shuts down too, but thanks to the inertia of the closed airflow loop and the motor fans, it does so smoothly enough for a soft and safe landing.

The certificate is not personalized; the buyer's details are needed to identify the payment and email the certificate.

No, the wind tunnel always maintains a comfortable flying temperature. Though on the hottest summer days it can get a bit warmer than you'd like.

No, everyone flies in turn. Only experienced flyers with confident wind-tunnel skills can fly together.