Step into a 17‑meter wind tunnel for two instructor‑led flights that recreate the sensation of a 4,000‑meter skydive. This 90‑minute Discovery Pack in Wallonia pairs a focused safety briefing and kit hire with hands‑on coaching for new flyers.
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The flight chamber hums like a contained storm—warm, focused air lifting a person gently until the body floats with the same lightness a skydive delivers. At Airspace’s 17‑meter wind tunnel in Wallonia, first opened in Belgium in 2013 and still one of Europe’s tallest, beginners step through a safety briefing and suit up for two guided flights that mimic parachute-free descent from 4,000 meters.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels—requires ability to stand, follow instruction, and maintain basic core engagement
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History
Charleroi and the surrounding Hainaut province were shaped by 19th–20th century coal and steel industries; many industrial sites have been repurposed into museums and cultural centers.
Conservation
Indoor skydiving centers prioritize air handling efficiency and strict maintenance; visitors are encouraged to use public transport and follow on‑site waste and energy conservation practices.
Reserve your spot on the Discovery pack today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive early
Plan to arrive 20–30 minutes before your slot for briefing, sizing, and suiting up; late arrival may shorten your session.
Mind the weight & health limits
Not recommended if pregnant, over 120 kg, or with serious shoulder problems—disclose health issues when booking.
Dress for movement
Wear comfortable, non‑restrictive clothing under the flight suit and remove jewelry to avoid interference with the gear.
Listen and follow signals
Instructors use simple hand signals and body cues; follow them closely for safety and better flight time.
Comfortable athletic clothing
Light, close‑fitting clothes under the flight suit make it easier to move and feel the airflow.
Close‑toed sneakers
Stable shoes help during walk‑in and the brief ground exercises before flight.
Light jacket or layers
Bring layers for travel; the facility climate is controlled but outside weather varies.
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Photo ID and health info
Bring ID for check‑in and note any medical conditions to staff before flying.