Aerobatic Flight
Last Updated: September 2026
Planning a first aerobatic flight? These guides cover who can go, G-forces, sickness, clothes, cost, and how this is not a city tour. Search a ZIP when you are ready to find an operator.
The first-timer product is you in a two-seat aerobatic airplane, a pilot flies loops and rolls. Scenic-only: Helicopter Tour.
Start here
- Can Anyone Fly Aerobatics?
- What Is an Aerobatic Flight?
- Aerobatic vs Helicopter vs Discovery Flight
- Will I Get Sick?
- What Does an Aerobatic Flight Feel Like?
- What to Wear for an Aerobatic Flight
- What to Bring to an Aerobatic Flight
- Common First-Time Aerobatic Questions
Planning
- How Much Does an Aerobatic Flight Cost?
- Do I Fly the Plane?
- Where to Take an Aerobatic Flight in the United States
Quick Facts
- Experience needed: none
- Pilot flies the intro
- G-forces and queasiness are real
- Best first step: Will I Get Sick?
Find this near you
Search a city, state, or ZIP and filter to Aerobatic flights. Or browse Air. Independent directory, not a booking service. Book on the operator's official website.
Find operators
Browse Air for Aerobatic flights operators, or jump to one of these live listings:
- Fighter Combat InternationalMesa, AZ
- Banner AirwaysOceano, CA
- Fly Over LA (Flight Academy California)Van Nuys, CA
- Unhinged AerobaticsTehachapi, CA
- Hammerheads AerobaticsWindham, CT
- Flying Adventure LLCSt. Petersburg, FL
- Stallion 51Kissimmee, FL
- Vintage FlightsBall Ground, GA
- Honolulu SoaringWaialua, HI
- Cliff Robinson AerobaticsMadison, IN
- Sweet AviationFort Wayne, IN
- Nehemiah AviationLeavenworth, KS