Infinity Aerobatics: Your Guide to Getting Started
Meet Infinity Aerobatics: what an aerobatic experience in the Extra 300 really feels like, who it's for, and exactly how to book your first flight.

Somewhere over the British countryside, right now, someone is discovering that the horizon can go all the way round. That’s the everyday business of Infinity Aerobatics: taking ordinary people, strapping them into a proper competition aircraft, and showing them what the sky can actually do. If you’ve ever looked up and wondered what it feels like to fly upside down, this is where you find out.
Who we are
We’re a UK aerobatic-flight experience company, and we fly the Extra 300, a two-seat aircraft built for exactly one thing: doing beautiful, precise things in the air. It has a symmetrical wing, so it’s as happy inverted as upright, and it responds to the smallest input like it’s reading your mind.
Every flight is with a professional pilot in the front seat and you in the back, along for a ride you’ll be describing to people for years. You can read more about the team and the aircraft on our about page.
What an aerobatic experience actually feels like
Honestly? Better than most people expect, and different from what they fear.
Positive G (the loops, the pull-ups) feels heavy and planted, more like a fast, smooth fairground ride than anything alarming. The rolls spin the horizon around you in a heartbeat. And that first moment upside down, with the fields hanging above your head, tends to produce an involuntary laugh. It gets almost everyone.
There’s a stillness to it, too, that nobody warns you about: the low hum of the engine, the whole county laid out below, and then the world turning gently on its side. What surprises first-timers most is how in control they feel, because you are.
Is it for me?
Very probably. You don’t need any flying experience, and you don’t need nerves of steel. What you bring is curiosity; we bring the aircraft, the skill and the safety margins.
An experience with us suits you if you’re:
- Curious but cautious: you want the thrill, dialled to your comfort
- A confirmed adrenaline seeker: ask, and we’ll go further
- Buying a gift: vouchers turn “I’ve always wanted to try that” into a date in the diary
- A pilot yourself: Extra 300 hire and formation flying are on the menu too
Can I decide how intense it gets?
Yes, and this is the part people don’t believe until they’re up there. Your pilot builds the sequence around you, starting gentle and adding intensity only as you ask for it. Want more? Say so. Want a breather? Say that instead, and we ease off. You set the pace the whole way through.
What we offer
There’s more than one way to fly with us:
- Experience flights: the classic introduction to aerobatics
- Full aerobatic experiences: every manoeuvre in the book, hammerheads and all
- Formation flying: the rare thrill of flying wing-to-wing
- Gift vouchers: the present that outlasts every other present
- Extra 300 hire: for qualified pilots who want the keys
You’ll find the full range, with what each one includes, over on our experiences page.
How to get started
It’s simpler than you’d think. Pick the experience that fits, choose a date, and turn up ready to grin. We’ll handle the flight suit, the safety brief and the aircraft, and walk you through the whole sequence on the ground before you leave it. All you have to do is enjoy it, and try to keep your eyes open at the top of the first loop.
Aerobatics isn’t something you watch. It’s something you feel, and the only way to understand it is to go up. When you’re ready, we’ll be waiting on the ground with the engine warm.
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