What about health conditions?

Flying in a wind tunnel is suitable for most people, as it does not require special physical preparation and takes place in a controlled environment. However, there are certain recommendations that are good to follow.

The experience is not recommended for people with more serious cardiovascular diseases, severe back or shoulder problems, those who have recently suffered major injuries, and for pregnant women. Participation is also not allowed under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Minor health conditions such as asthma, mild allergies, or small injuries are usually not an obstacle, but it is important that the participant feels well and is able to follow the instructor’s guidance. If in doubt, it is advisable to consult your personal doctor before the flight.

In short, flying in a wind tunnel is safe and accessible for most people. With some basic self-assessment, you can fully enjoy the sensation of floating, usually only known from skydiving.