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This Airbus A300 Zero-G simulates space-like weightlessness using parabolic flight, giving passengers 20-30 seconds of zero gravity per maneuver used for astronaut training and research.

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Daniel Bugembe-Lule13 days ago

I would love to see a crazy pilot, one about to retire of course, do it on a commercial flight and all the gin, wine, apple juice, etc goes flying . That would be the perfect retirement, I mean sacking.

Air Power Archive13 days ago

Everyone in that cabin is falling, and so is the aircraft around them. The pilots climb at about forty five degrees, push over at the top, and let the airframe follow the path a thrown stone would, which buys roughly twenty to twenty five seconds. Pulling out at the bottom costs about two g.

Anita13 days ago

If it's me in the passenger cabin, you bet I'm yelling "Bitch, can we not???!!".

LeComteBB13 days ago

where do I book a ride

Sophia Agape ✝️🇺🇸13 days ago

Stall warning! I’m gonna barf just watching this. 😉

Carl Hendy13 days ago

And rich people.

Martin Laspada12 days ago

Vomit comet. ...

おじゃま虫12 days ago

操縦難しそう

Scotty K13 days ago

@did8hurtu what's the G stand for? and what causes the people to move like they are??

MartinAstonMartin13 days ago

The vomit commit

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