Float inside an 800-horsepower vertical wind tunnel at iFLY London, located at The O2. This 90-minute experience offers two instructor-guided flights that simulate free-fall conditions without jumping from a plane.
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Step into The O2’s cavernous flight chamber and the city’s rhythm recedes to the thrum of an 800-horsepower wind tunnel. The instructor clips you into a snug flight suit, the wind builds, and the floor of everyday gravity falls away: you hover, steer, and learn to read the invisible column of air as if it were a river daring you to cross.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1.5 hours (90 minutes)
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended—manageable for most people but requires core control and basic mobility
Wildlife
History
The O2 occupies the former Millennium Dome site, redeveloped after 2000 into a major entertainment complex on reclaimed Thames marshland.
Conservation
The venue encourages public transport use and has sustainability programs tied to arena operations—minimize single-use plastics and follow venue recycling rules.
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Arrive early for check-in
Be at the venue at least 45 minutes before your booked flight to complete paperwork and suit up—the operation runs on a manifest system.
Mind the weight and health rules
Maximum weight is about 117 kg (18 st 7 lb); not suitable if pregnant or with recent spinal/heart issues—confirm restrictions before booking.
Wear tight, comfortable clothing
Athletic layers and secure shoes make fitting the flight suit easier and improve comfort during flights; remove jewelry and loose accessories.
Hydrate and avoid alcohol
Stay hydrated and avoid alcohol or non-prescribed drugs before flying to reduce dizziness or balance issues in the tunnel.
Athletic base layer or leggings
Slim, breathable clothing fits under the flight suit and prevents bunching during flight.
Secure, flat shoes (trainers)
Comfortable, closed-toe shoes help with walking to the tunnel and during instruction.
Light water bottle
Hydration before and after flying reduces dizziness and helps recovery between flights.
Small personal ID and any medical information
Staff may need ID and health details during check-in—carry them in a secure pocket or bag.