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Experience the magic of pure three-dimensional aerobatic flight! Learn to turn, climb, descend loop and roll with the best views of Sydney under the guidance and safety of one of our highly-trained and qualified instructors.
Taking off from Bankstown Airport you will head over the northern suburbs of Sydney, learning to climb, turn and descend. When you reach Palm Beach you will learn how to LOOP & ROLL over the northern beaches of beautiful Sydney!
No prior flying experience is required! Depending upon the weather conditions, you may be able to fly the aircraft all the way from take-off to landing.
On the way home, you have the opportunity to see what the Robin 2160i aerobatic trainer is really capable of, with your instructor demonstrating the aerobatic capability of the Robin with speeds up to 325km/h and G forces up to +6G’s!
Upon arrival at the Bankstown Airport, your instructor takes you to your aircraft and provides a pre-flight briefing on various aspects of your flight, including how to operate the controls and safety harness. After strapping you in, your pilot then starts the engine and taxis for take-off.Â
Once you're in the air, you'll head north past Sydney Olympic Park, the Parramatta River and over Sydney's leafy northern suburbs. Your instructor will show you how to fly level, climb, turn, and descend as you make your way over the beautiful Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park north of Sydney. With spectacular views of Palm Beach and the Barrenjoey headland, your instructor teaches you how to perform the aerobatic maneuvers of looping and rolling—like your very own roller-coaster ride controlled by you.
On the way back, you have the opportunity to discover what the Robin 2160i aerobatic trainer is really capable of as your instructor demonstrates its range with speeds up to 202 mph (325 kph) and G forces up to +6Gs. If the weather conditions are suitable, you might even have the opportunity to fly the aircraft yourself all the way to the landing
