At iFLY Charlotte you’ll experience the thrill of skydiving without ever leaving the ground. The attraction uses a state-of-the-art vertical wind tunnel to recreate the feeling of free fall, so you can float on a column of air and enjoy the sensation of flying in a controlled environment.
After a short training session, an instructor will be with you in the tunnel to guide your body position and keep you safe as you float. No previous experience is necessary, so beginners are welcome. Along the way you’ll get hands-on guidance and the chance to feel genuine free-fall conditions. When your flight finishes, you can take home a personalised flight certificate to remember the experience.
Why Visit
- Instructor-led training session included with each flight
- State-of-the-art vertical wind tunnel at iFLY Charlotte
- Free-fall conditions simulated with instructor assistance
- First-time flyers welcome with no prior skydiving experience required
- Personalized flight certificate issued after your session
What's included
- One-on-one guidance from a certified flight instructor
- Training and use of all gear
- Two flights for one person
- Certificate of flight achievement
What's Not Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Food and drinks
Accessibility
- Service animals welcome
Tour available in your selected language

Additional information
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
If you have previous neck, back, heart, injuries or shoulder dislocations, are pregnant or wearing a hard cast - you will not be able to fly.
In order to provide a safe experience for its customers and instructors, iFLY may not be able to accommodate flyers who weigh between 260-300 lbs and will not be able to accommodate flyers whose weight exceeds 300 lbs. Upon check in for flight reservations, additional evaluation by local staff will be required to determine if flyers between 260-300 lbs can be accommodated and whether additional restrictions may apply.
Minimum age is 3 years
Children under 18 must have a parent or guardian sign their waiver