Pilots enjoy a unique perspective on the world, looking at it from hundreds or thousands of feet above. Can you imagine that view upside down?
Pilots enjoy that inverted perspective regularly. Aerobatics—a term derived from the descriptive phrase aerial acrobatics—is a form of expression for some pilots, and a source of fun for many others. An introduction to aerobatic flight is an exhilirating experience that will expand the horizons of any pilot, from a beginning student to a seasoned pro. Even limited experience to rolls, loops, and spins can help you handle the unexpected, such as an encounter with wake turbulence. And it may inspire you to enter the world of competitive aerobatics, opening the door to a whole different world of flight. There are categories for beginners, and a high-end, high-powered airshow-quality airplane is not required.
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