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“It was exhilarating! It was great to experience both lunar gravity and weightlessness again!”

- Buzz Aldrin, Apollo 11 Astronaut

“A zero gravity flight is the first step towards space travel… It was amazing. The zero-g part was wonderful and the hi-g part was no problem. I could have gone on and on. Space here I come.”

-Professor Stephen Hawking, Astrophysicist

“Zero G is a great product for incentives, celebrations or education. I’ve flown twice and loved it every time!”

- Dr. Craig Barrett, Chairman, Intel

“Zero G was an amazing experience. I loved it! I only wish I could be weightless for an entire week!”

- Martha Stewart

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What is the Zero G weightless experience?

ZERO G is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to fly like a superhero and

float like an astronaut. You will train with an expert coach onboard our

specially modified Boeing 727 aircraft, G-Force One, and experience

what was previously only available to a few elite astronauts.

Once we reach altitude, you and your colleagues will leave your

seats and enter the specially designed floating area — a large open

expanse of the cabin designed specially for floating. You lie down on

the padded floor, and, as the plane flies each parabola you become

weightless, lifting effortlessly off into the air. This is not simulated in

any way…this is true weightlessness.

Those who have experienced zero gravity call it “amazing” and

“life changing” — a rapturous feeling of utter freedom, relaxing and

zen-like; an exalted state of bliss where the impossible becomes real.

Astronauts fly parabolic flight to train for spaceflight. Tom Hanks

did it, to film Apollo 13. Professor Stephen Hawking flew with us

to experience his dream. CEOs, teenagers, grandmothers and

supermodels have flown. It is an experience that speaks to the

ageless spirit inside each of us.

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What about schedule and itinerary?The entire experience takes about 3 to 4 hours, starting with the pre-flight training and ending with the celebratory champagne toast. We offer our charter customers the ability to customize the experience, and great flexibility in the location of ground training and the flight. Most importantly, Zero G will work to ensure this is the experience of a lifetime.

Check in Enjoy some refreshments and become acquainted with each other.

PreFlight Get your flight suit and view our required orientation and safety video, and meet your coaches.

Transit Ground transport from the Zero G Training Lounge to the airport.

Security Get screened and board G-Force One.

Fly To AltitudeThe plane takes off. After 30-45 minutes of flying to the right altitude, participants enter the floating area and prepare for fun.

The Zero GExperienceUp to fifteen 30-second periods of reduced gravity and weightlessness, totaling about 7 minutes of reduced gravity for the whole flight.

Regravitation Return to your seats and share in the afterglow.

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What’s is a “parabolic arc”?The plane flies a trajectory that resembles a sequence of gently rolling hills. You don’t feel the aircraft rise or descend, all you feel is weightlessness. The flight takes place between 24,000 and 32,000 feet altitude, the same altitude you fly during normal commercial flights.

Is it safe?Safety is Zero G’s number one objective, followed closely by your enjoyment. Our flights are approved by the FAA and operate at the FAA’s highest levels of safety (Part-121) the same as American or Southwest Airlines. We have proudly flown over 3,000 individuals and have welcomed back many who have flown time and time again.

Is it fun?It is the very definition of fun. It will change your entire frame of reference for fun. You are given a ticket to another world. Your entire perspective is changed. You’re upside down, your friends are tilted every which way, and reality is completely transcended. In that sense, it transcends fun. You enter the domain of joy. And it’s not just joyful because you can try a back flip in mid-air, or fly like Superman, but also because you are introduced to new levels of peace and serenity. Some people have actually had tears well up because of the beauty of the experience.

Is this really how astronauts train?For the past 45 years NASA has trained all of its astronauts on their zero gravity parabolic aircraft. This is the only way to experience true weightlessness this side of space. Now, private space explorers are “floating” with us to train for their upcoming missions. If you’re eventually interested in flying into space aboard a private sub-orbital or orbital mission, you may first want to float with us. During your Zero G flight you’ll experience about 7 minutes of total reduced gravity, about the same length as America’s first Astronaut Alan Shepard experienced on board Mercury in 1961.

Return To Earth Enjoy light snacks and a champagne toast with your fellow flyers.

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In April 2007, Zero G flew the world famous physicist Professor Stephen Hawking into weightlessness. Free from his wheelchair for the first time in 40 years, Professor Hawking had a remarkable experience and proved that parabolic flight is safe and comfortable for nearly everyone.

What’s Included:

90-120 minute flight with up to 15 parabolas, each with 30-second periods of reduced gravity and weightlessness (totaling about 7 minutes of reduced gravity for the whole flight)

Personal Zero G flight suit

Welcome kit from Zero G

Refreshments

Pre-flight orientation and training

Ground transportation to and from the airport

DVD with video and personal still photographs from your flight

Who charters and why?Top corporations from around the world have chartered Zero G flights. Our customers have included: American Express, Breitling, Cadbury Schweppes, FOX, Google, Hewlett-Packard, NBC, VISA, major universities and even NASA.

Companies have chartered G-Force One for corporate incentives, motivational and team building programs, to reward their clients and employees, as well as to film commercials, run contests and to quite literally launch new products. Can you think of a better way to draw attention to your company at this year’s biggest trade show event?

How about having your corporate image associated with one of Zero G’s incredibly successful and newsworthy education or charity events? Fly deserving students and teachers to inspire millions or chose your own worthy cause.

How about having the ultimate celebration while floating at 34,000 feet? Individuals have chartered the aircraft for birthday parties, anniversaries and celebrations. There are many “firsts” that Zero G is prepared to explore with our clients.

The Zero G Weightless Experience builds deep common memories that no ordinary gravity-bound exercise can equal. This is an experience is in a category by itself for premium group excursions and rewards.

From what destinations can I charter?The Zero G Weightless Experience can be chartered out of any major city in North America. We primarily fly from our Las Vegas or Kennedy Space Center (near Orlando, Florida) operation centers. Zero G can operate as many as 3 flights in a single day, accommodating 35 guests per flight.

How can I get questions answered for my guests?As soon as you book your charter, each of your guests will be sent their Welcome Packet, and can call Zero G at any time with questions. The Welcome Packet includes a friendly and thorough orientation manual, a DVD with video of the experience, required waiver forms, information on local hotels, and a local experience schedule.

Can the experience be customized?Zero G will customize your charter. This includes: providing a shorter or extended ground program, placing your logo/patch on the flight suit, placing your logo on the interior and/or exterior of the aircraft, adding a veteran astronaut to your flight or a celebrity guest of your choosing. Tell us your objective, and we’ll make sure the Zero G Weightless Experience meets your needs.

Facts:

Aircraft Type: Modified Boeing 727-200F

Number of Guests: 35

Number of Flights: Up to 3 flights a Day

Age Minimum: 12

Typical Flight Time: 90-120 minutes

Parabola Altitude: 24,000 – 32,000 feet

Government Approvals: Approved by the FAA under Part-121 (highest level of safety certification)

Departure Capabilities: Any major U.S. airport capable of accommodating the 727. The homebases are Las Vegas, Nevada, Kennedy Space Center (near Orlando, FL)

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What’s the next step?Contact one of our charter program executives to discuss terms and book the experience of a lifetime.