Certified. Professional. By the book.

Standards

Our Safety Standards

Aerobatic flying is a real adventure sport, and we treat it that way — with certified equipment, certified instructors, and a flight plan built around your comfort, not a fixed routine.

Certified Aircraft, Certified Instructors

Every flight is flown in the XA-42, unlimited aerobatic aircraft, by a certified aerobatic flight instructor in Memphis. Maneuvers progress from gentler to more aggressive based on what you tell your instructor you're comfortable with — you're never locked into more than you want.

Passenger-Specific Equipment

Passengers under 5 feet tall are required to use our specialized parachutes and harnesses, sized specifically for smaller adults and children. Every passenger must be able to get into and out of the aircraft and sit properly in the seat with the harness secured.

In-Flight Communication

You'll wear a headset for the entire flight, so you can talk to your instructor at any time — including if you want to slow down. If you start to feel unwell, your instructor can have the aircraft back on the ground in about 90 seconds.

Honest About the Risk

Aerobatic flying, like any adventure aviation activity, carries inherent risk — including the risk of injury — and we don't dress that up. What we do control is flying certified aircraft, briefing every passenger thoroughly, and putting an experienced instructor in command of every flight.