challenging
1 hour
Good physical fitness needed to handle G-forces and maintain composure during aerobatic maneuvers.
Step into a Pitts Special biplane and soar over Bankstown Aerodrome with thrilling loops, rolls, and dives. Discover why this aerobatic flight is the ultimate adrenaline adventure in New South Wales.
Pitts Special biplane • 1 hour session • From $499
Experience the thrill of aerobatic flight in a Pitts Special biplane with a top Australian pilot! This one-hour adventure includes breathtaking loops, rolls, and advanced maneuvers, reaching speeds of 300 kph and G-forces up to 6 G's. Soar over stunning landscapes and create unforgettable memories in the sky!
Person: $499
Please note: Participant weight limitation of 90 kg applies to this flight.
1 hour session including:
In this 1 hour session, you will go from basic loops, rolls and vertical reversals to advanced aerobatic routines!
After a short pre-flight safety briefing, your pilot will strap you in and you’ll be on your way! After take-off you will take in the sights of western Sydney and the foothills of the Blue Mountains on the way to the aerobatic area.
Once in the aerobatic area, your pilot will start with the basics of the loop and roll, before moving into more complicated and dynamic aerial manoeuvres such as hesitation rolls, the “Cuban eight” and “Immelmann,”
You will then experience the true aerobatic magic of the Pitts Special with spins, snap rolls, tailslides and advanced aerobatic routines before returning for a landing.
With speeds up to 300 kph just 500m above the ground and G-forces up to 6 G’s, it’s an experience you won’t forget!
Ensure all hats, glasses, and loose items are secured as high-speed maneuvers can easily send them flying.
Drink water ahead of your session to avoid dehydration during intense G-force exposure.
Let your pilot know if you experience discomfort or motion sickness immediately for a tailored experience.
Wear breathable clothing and layers as cockpit temperatures can vary during flight.
Bankstown Aerodrome has been a key hub for Australian aviation since World War II, evolving into a center for recreational flying and aerobatics.
Operators here follow strict environmental guidelines to minimize noise impact and protect local birdlife habitats.
Wear breathable, flexible clothes to move easily during the flight.
Closed shoes help brace during take-offs and landings.
Protect your eyes from glare during clear sunny flights.
summer specific
Bring anti-nausea meds if prone to motion sickness in aerobatic conditions.