easy
30 minutes
No special physical fitness is needed, but basic mobility to enter and exit the aircraft is required.
Take to the skies over Livermore with Epic Aer’s 30-minute introductory flight. Learn flight basics and enjoy stunning Bay Area views in a Cirrus SR22.
30 minutes • Ages 5+ • Up to 2 students
Embark on an unforgettable 30-minute introductory flight in a state-of-the-art Cirrus SR22, soaring over the breathtaking landscapes of the Bay Area. Experience the thrill of learning basic flight maneuvers and navigation while enjoying stunning views of valleys, lakes, and mountains. Your aviation adventure awaits!
30 Minutes
Experience your first aviation flight in one of the most modern aircraft (Cirrus SR22) in general aviation. The introductory flight will take you over spectacular valleys, lakes, and mountains in the Bay Area. You will learn how to complete basic maneuvers (turning, climbing, descending, and power adjustments) and an introduction to flight navigation.
Starting Airports: Palo Alto, San Carlos, San Jose, Reid Hillview, and Hayward, Livermore Airports
It is very important when flying a plane to balance passengers and fuel, so for your safety please see below:
Allow extra time before your flight for safety briefings and a walkthrough of basic controls.
Temperatures can change quickly at altitude, so layering keeps you comfortable throughout the flight.
Protect your eyes from glare and enhance visibility while flying over reflective water and landscapes.
Staying hydrated helps reduce fatigue and keeps you alert during your aerial adventure.
Livermore’s aviation heritage dates back to the early 20th century and has grown into a hub for recreational and private flight activities.
Epic Aer promotes fuel-efficient flight practices to minimize environmental impact and supports local conservation efforts in the Livermore region.
To reduce glare and improve visibility during the flight.
Weather changes with altitude, so layers ensure comfort throughout the flight.
For safe and comfortable boarding and exiting the aircraft.
Adds warmth during cooler months or early morning flights.
fall specific