Are there any weight, height, or age restrictions?

Yes, when flying in a wind tunnel there are certain restrictions designed to ensure the safety and comfort of participants. The most common is the weight limit, which is usually set at around 120 kg, since the air stream is optimally adjusted only up to a certain load. The exact limit may vary depending on the wind tunnel, so it is advisable to check it for the specific flight you choose.

Height is generally not a problem, but it is important that the participant is not too small, as the equipment must fit properly on the body. The recommended minimum height is about 120 cm, so that the suit and protective gear can be properly adjusted. There is no upper height limit as long as the weight is within the allowed range.

As for age, children from 4 years old can already fly in the wind tunnel, provided they are independent enough to follow instructions and wear the equipment. There is usually no upper age limit, as long as the person feels well and has no major health restrictions.

So restrictions do exist, but they are quite broad, which makes wind tunnel flying suitable for most people – from children looking for fun to adults wanting to experience the unique sensation of floating in the air.