Advanced Aerobatic Adventure Flight in a YAK

It's the perfect way to get airborne and to feel the adrenaline that only aerobatics can offer. 

It all begins with a briefing that covers safety procedures and a look over the Yak 52 aircraft.  You board the Yak, get strapped in and prepare for take-off.  The Yak's nine-cylinder radial engine kicks into action.  It's a Soviet primary trainer aircraft designed as an aerobatic trainer for students.  It's lightweight, and responsive controls make it perfect for aerobatic competition flights the world over.  So get ready to have your life turned upside down.

Your pilot takes the aircraft to a safe altitude at 3500 feet, taking in the breathtaking views of the Whitsunday Islands.

Once established at altitude, you'll give the OK, and your pilot will put you through some Basic Aerobatics to get your blood pressure up a bit for what's to come.

Because after that first little taste. That's when the fun stuff happens.

Forget Freefall!
That's for the ones who can't handle an aeroplane!

Feel what it's like to be in combat as you reach a pressure of up to 5G.  That's serious stuff but you're in safe hands.  Your pilot performs extreme aerobatic routines including loops, Cubans and sustained inverted flight.  See Airlie Beach upside down.

Sweaty palms?  It's one flight that is sure to flip the gyros.  Oh.  And did we mention the beautiful sights of the Whitsundays?