| Aerobatics Flights |
30 Minutes- $90
45 Minutes- $130
60 Minutes- $170
Flight includes video
45 Minutes- $130
60 Minutes- $170
Flight includes video
Restrictions: Sorry, I've got to put this part up front. You must be 18 or older
(16-17 with your parent or guardian's permission). You must weight less than
230 pounds due to the weight restriction of the airplane. This experience is not
suitable for people with severe health problems, back problems or injuries. I can
and have made exceptions for handicapped persons who can demonstrate the
ability to exit the airplane. As pilot-in-command I am the final authority on
participant suitability. All participants must sign a prior to the flight.
Get ready for the ride of your life as you experience the thrill and excitement of aerobatic flight high over the
Lower Valley of Dona Ana, New Mexico as you loop and roll through the sky. Fly maneuvers yourself and feel the
power of an aerobatic aircraft. First and foremost, expect to have fun. This is the only reason to take on such an
adventure. You, the passenger, are in charge. You will design the flight -- and if you wish -- you will do the flying,
even if you're not a pilot. After scheduling your flight you need to think about what it is you want to do. Perhaps
you wish to fly upside down for a little while and loop and roll through the sky. This is for you to figure out. If you
can't make up your mind don't worry, we can figure out together what will make you happy.
On the day of your flight I recommend eating a light healthy breakfast or lunch one or two hours before your flight
(I don't recommend burritos, biscuits and gravy). Drink plenty of water (club soda, carbonated water, ginger ale,
and 7 Up® are also good). This will keep your body healthy, hydrated, awake and ready to take in all the fun.
Dress comfortably. This is an outdoor activity, so plan on spending a little time in the sunshine. You will be
wearing a parachute in your seat (for all aerobatic flights), so long dresses and skirts, shoes with heels are not
recommended. Tennis shoes are also a good idea, but not necessary.
Be ready for some new sensations. Aerobatics is a lot like being on a really big roller coaster. You can expect
some "G's" or increased gravity. This will make your body feel heavier. The average flight will experience
approximately 3-4G's or three times the earth's gravity. In addition you will experience negative G's or
weightlessness- such as experienced by astronauts. Tolerance for G's is difficult to predict. I've taken up high
time pilots who can take little; I've taken up people with no flying experience who have a high tolerance. My goal
is for you to have fun, and if you get sick you are not having fun. I have only had one passenger get sick on
a flight to date.
Someone can come along, but I can only take up one passenger at a time.
The 8KCAB Super Decathlon
To learn more about the airplane we'll fly,
check out the detailed information on my page
(16-17 with your parent or guardian's permission). You must weight less than
230 pounds due to the weight restriction of the airplane. This experience is not
suitable for people with severe health problems, back problems or injuries. I can
and have made exceptions for handicapped persons who can demonstrate the
ability to exit the airplane. As pilot-in-command I am the final authority on
participant suitability. All participants must sign a prior to the flight.
Get ready for the ride of your life as you experience the thrill and excitement of aerobatic flight high over the
Lower Valley of Dona Ana, New Mexico as you loop and roll through the sky. Fly maneuvers yourself and feel the
power of an aerobatic aircraft. First and foremost, expect to have fun. This is the only reason to take on such an
adventure. You, the passenger, are in charge. You will design the flight -- and if you wish -- you will do the flying,
even if you're not a pilot. After scheduling your flight you need to think about what it is you want to do. Perhaps
you wish to fly upside down for a little while and loop and roll through the sky. This is for you to figure out. If you
can't make up your mind don't worry, we can figure out together what will make you happy.
On the day of your flight I recommend eating a light healthy breakfast or lunch one or two hours before your flight
(I don't recommend burritos, biscuits and gravy). Drink plenty of water (club soda, carbonated water, ginger ale,
and 7 Up® are also good). This will keep your body healthy, hydrated, awake and ready to take in all the fun.
Dress comfortably. This is an outdoor activity, so plan on spending a little time in the sunshine. You will be
wearing a parachute in your seat (for all aerobatic flights), so long dresses and skirts, shoes with heels are not
recommended. Tennis shoes are also a good idea, but not necessary.
Be ready for some new sensations. Aerobatics is a lot like being on a really big roller coaster. You can expect
some "G's" or increased gravity. This will make your body feel heavier. The average flight will experience
approximately 3-4G's or three times the earth's gravity. In addition you will experience negative G's or
weightlessness- such as experienced by astronauts. Tolerance for G's is difficult to predict. I've taken up high
time pilots who can take little; I've taken up people with no flying experience who have a high tolerance. My goal
is for you to have fun, and if you get sick you are not having fun. I have only had one passenger get sick on
a flight to date.
Someone can come along, but I can only take up one passenger at a time.
The 8KCAB Super Decathlon
To learn more about the airplane we'll fly,
check out the detailed information on my page
| Contact Information (816)529-0358 (575)589-4586 |
Directions Note- When you get
to Dona Ana airport follow the
signs for Blue Feather Aero. You
will make a left turn at the end of
Airport Road and take it to the end.
to Dona Ana airport follow the
signs for Blue Feather Aero. You
will make a left turn at the end of
Airport Road and take it to the end.