Experience Gifts: Give an Aerial Experience
An aerial experience gift starts with what your loved one would like to do: see a landscape from above, take the controls, or try freefall. When the offer allows it, a gift certificate lets the recipient arrange a date later, subject to availability and the booking conditions.
Which aerial experience would they enjoy?
Start with the person's interests, then compare locations and experience details. An original present could be a relaxed introduction to flying or something more intense.
A tandem skydive
For someone who wants to try freefall, a tandem skydive is an option to consider. Before choosing, check the location, participation requirements, and what's included, particularly any photo or video options.
Our skydiving guide explains what to check in a gift certificate, including whether the recipient can book a date after receiving it.
Give a tandem skydive
A paragliding flight
A tandem flight introduces the recipient to paragliding with an instructor. The location matters as much as the flight itself, so consider how far they can travel and the scenery they would like to see.
Flight length and style depend on the offer. An introductory flight and a more dynamic experience suit different interests.
Choose a paragliding experience
An airplane flight or flying lesson
A scenic flight suits someone who wants to enjoy the view, while a flying lesson is worth considering if they want to take the controls. That participation must be stated in the offer; an airplane tour doesn't automatically include it.
Give an airplane flight or flying lesson
A hot air balloon ride
A balloon ride is an idea for someone interested in scenery and exploring a place from above. For a couple, check how many participants are included and whether they can book together: two spaces in a basket do not mean a private flight.
Choose a balloon ride to giveOther ways to experience flying
A helicopter ride
A helicopter ride may appeal to someone curious about the aircraft. Compare departure locations, the advertised route, and the number of passengers before making your choice.
Find a helicopter ride to give
A glider flight
A glider flight can introduce someone to another way of flying. Check the departure point and the conditions listed for the experience before considering it as a present.
Explore glider flightsIndoor skydiving
A wind tunnel lets the recipient experience flight supported by airflow, without jumping from an airplane. Check participation requirements and the amount of flight time included.
Explore indoor skydiving experiencesAdventure experience gifts
A tandem skydive, wind tunnel session, or dynamic flight involves a different experience. Compare them around what your loved one actually wants to try.
Compare aerial adventuresAn experience for each occasion
The occasion can help shape how you give the present: plan a day together, pick something they've wanted to try, or let them arrange the activity later.
How does an experience gift certificate work?
- Choose the activity and experience details, checking the location, number of participants, and offer conditions.
- When the offer allows it, the recipient can book a date later, subject to the booking terms and availability.
- Check whether a downloadable or printable gift certificate is available and how soon it will arrive, especially if you need a last-minute present.
- Check the validity period shown on the offer. It can vary between activities, as can the conditions for using the certificate or rescheduling.
Outdoor activities may need to be rescheduled because of the weather. Check age and weight limits, along with any health requirements, before buying.