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Hey Everyone,

A few years back they used to fly the academy kids (maybe advanced and camp too?) around huntsville, for an extra $100. They would show us around the city and demonstrate positive and negative gs. I thought that would be fun to do again, does anyone know the name of the company that did it? I know Space Academy did it in... 1999 It was pretty fun, I wish they would of kept with it. If anyone has any info on what im talking about please let me know! Thanks.

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I think that this was discussed a while back. You may want to look at some of the older topics. Or if someone is really nice they'll dig it out for you.
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Thanks for looking that up for me, it answered a few of my questions, but what im really wanting to know is the name of the company who did it... I was thinking about seeing how much it would cost for me to drive down there and have them fly me and a friend around.
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Post by Benji »

Matt, pretty much find any flight school and have an instructor take you out.
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Post by SamM »

it's easy to get into a negative g- pushover if you really want to in a single engine airplane..not that i've ever done it or anything :lol:
it's more fun when you're coming out of a barrel roll and you're pulling at least 4 gs...yeah flying is fun! haha i'm so excited i get to solo this year..wahoo :-) after 3 years of flying nonstop i'm really looking forward to getting in the airplane by myself and flying it all over my area..plus i get to take the whole day off school and just fly because my b-day's on a monday.....ok but anyway go flying if you can it's my favorite thing to do along with building rockets

if you need to find a flight school near you go to:
http://www.beapilot.com/schools/index.html
it has most of the schools in the USA and Canada
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Thanks for all your help, I'll definitley be checking it out.
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Post by SamM »

cool....make sure you do because flying is amazing
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