MIG-29 'Fulcrum' jetflight - beyond the G-Forces

The MIG 29 was developed in the midst of the 70's, in order to build up strike-force against the American F-15 "Eagle". After the cold war was over, the Airforce of the German Federal Army had 23 MIG-29, which are handed after the overtaking of the GDR Airforce out to Poland.

Fly in a two-seat jet and experience, what means the word "aerobatics" in reality!

In the two-seat machine you sit behind of your pilot. Your pilot is one of the most experiencing pilots of the Russian Air Force and your adventure will start from the Ramenskoje-Airbase (Zuchowsky Airbase) in the proximity of Moscow. Here you will find the top pilots of the Russian Air Force, only comparable with the American "Jet Fighter School - Top Gun".

You will sit on your ejection-seat inside the machine. Your pilot will explain you all needed things of your cockpit- instruments and safety instructions. You will sit into your g-force suit, it will connected with the onboard computer-system of the MIG-29.

After all instructions, and your pilot has informed hisself, that you have all instrucitons know - your adventure begin. On the runway the pilot switches the afterburner on and you will be pressed into your seat - the machine leaves after 4 seconds the giant runway and hunts into the blue sky. Your pilot has developed together with you the flight-course, and at last now you can imagine, what does it mean to hunt with a MIG-29 in nearly the double speed of sound in the sky over Russia.

Your pilot will show you aerobatics maneuvers, which will transport you beyond the 6 G border. These g-forces affect your body, and depending upon flight weather your pilot flies also a parabola, where you become weightless. Many flight maneuver will follow and you will experience on of the greatest adventures of your live!

An adventure, which will catch your body and your spirit up in an extraordinary way!

Technical Datas MIG-29 'Fulcrum'
Country: Soviet Union / Russia
Function: Attack fighter, Multi-role fighter, all weather jet-fighter
First manufractured: 1977
In service since: 1979
Crew: 1 (Reconnaissance and Trainer version: 2)
Engine: 2x Sarkisov RD-33 Turbofans with afterburner, 18.300 lb thrust each
Speed: 2.455 km/h (Mach 2.5)
Max. ceiling: 17.500 m
Range: 2.100 km
Length: 17.32 m
Height: 4.73 m
Wing span: 11.36 m

Note: At present not bookable at the Zuchowsky Airbase/Moscow. Please take attention to informations inside price & details. Thank you.