Zero-G flights in FL

[Ross Oliver]

An outfit called Zero Gravity Corporation is offering zero-G flights
in a modified Boeing 727 out of Florida. $2950 per ride. Some
interesting info on their web site http://nogravity.com.
No mention if barf bags are included as part of the package ;-)

[Jens Krueger]

Ross Oliver > wrote:

> http://nogravity.com.

I've seen the plane a couple of times at FLL. I thought it was some
cargo outfit, leasing advertising space for some new sneakers, a la air
jordan... ;-)

Never checked out their website until your post though. Seems pretty
cool.

cheers,
jens
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[Mackfly]

>From: (Ross Oliver)

>An outfit called Zero Gravity Corporation is offering zero-G flights
>in a modified Boeing 727 out of Florida. $2950 per ride. Some
>interesting info on their web site http://nogravity.com.
>No mention if barf bags are

I can give you a zero G flight for $50.00 and the barf bag is free. Mac

[Capt.Doug]

>"Jens Krueger" wrote in message > Never checked out their website until
your >post though. Seems pretty cool.

The program is run by rocket scientists who think they are superior to
pilots. Don't even think about asking one of them out for a date unless you
have a couple of doctorate degrees.

D. (don't ask)

[Jens Krueger]

Capt.Doug > wrote:

> >"Jens Krueger" wrote in message > Never checked out their website until
> your >post though. Seems pretty cool.
>
> The program is run by rocket scientists who think they are superior to
> pilots. Don't even think about asking one of them out for a date unless you
> have a couple of doctorate degrees.

Well, according to the website, their DO is a 1300 Hr. Commercial Pilot,
who cites being a member of AOPA and NAFI as his credentials. He is a
Riddle Grad., though. Maybe that's what qualifys him. I don't know. Do
they operate Part 91?

The plane still looks cool though. :-)

Cheers,
Jens

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