30 Minute Aerobatic Flight

Tour Details

Operator

RolfAir @ Jandakot Airport

Destination

Perth

Departs From

Perth

Tour Description

Have you ever wanted to know how the Red Bull air race pilots feel? Have you always dreamed of experiencing the extreme G forces from Top Gun? We may not have an Extra 300L, but our Aero Subaru can do the same aerobatics. We even went to the expense of fitting it with a Christen Inverted oil system!
Can you imagine how it feels to be crushed into your seat by 5Gs as we go vertical starting a loop?
What about the feeling of being weightless as we spin through 180 degrees during a Hammer Head Stall?
Nothing will prepare you for the terrifying and thrilling sensation of spiraling nose down towards the ground in a flat spin, this even tests the nerves of the pilot!
With just one passenger on board the Fuji is certified for Unlimited Aerobatics!
Experience the thrills of Looping the Loop, Spinning, Barrel Rolls, Aileron Rolls, Hammerhead Turns (Stall Turns), Cuban 8s, Immelman Turns

Aerobatics look graceful from the ground, but when you fly or ride through the maneuvers, you experience positive and negative Gs—multiples of the force of gravity. If you’ve ridden a roller-coaster or been pressed back in your seat during a rapid acceleration in a car, you’ve experienced Gs, albeit relatively mild, mostly positive Gs.
During a typical aerobatic ride, you’ll experience a maximum of 3–5 positive Gs (i.e., 3–5 times the normal force of gravity) and a minimum of about –1G.
Aerobatic flight is an amazing experience in any aircraft. Some people will try to tell you that only certain aircraft are really good at aerobatics. Our aircraft has a fuel injected pressurised fuel system with a header tank so it never coughs and splutters, and a constant speed propeller so we can deliver full power at all times. If you are are going through the checklist, here is what our aircraft have.
Constant Speed Propeller, Fuel Injected Engine with header tank, Christen Inverted Oil System .
Lets bear in mind that the majority of Spitfire aircraft made used a carburetor and so the engine would quit if you tried to fly inverted or sustained negative G's, does anyone think aerobatics in a Spitfire would not be amazing?

Passengers Must weigh less than 95kg and be under 2M tall to fit safely.