We do not have any age restrictions to take a flight. We do recommend a minimum weight of 80 lbs. For children lighter than 80 lbs, the 70 mph forward speed may be a little much. We can take folks who weigh up to 235 lbs and comfortably up is 6’6″ tall. Depending on your build, we may decline customers who are at the extremes of our seat width or seatbelt length. Please contact us in advance of making a reservation with additional questions.

We recommend you wear clothing that is comfortable for the day (you’ll be better off in shorts or pants than sundresses). Before we take off, we’ll give you a flight suit to wear which will keep you warm and comfortable during your flight. If you get cold easily, you may want a long sleeve shirt or light sweater under the flight suit. In addition, we’ll give you a headset and helmet with visor.

Glasses or contact lenses are fine. If you want to wear sunglasses during your flight, we recommend NON-polarized lenses to reduce interference with the plastic visor. Also, be sure to wear secure shoes. Sandals are fine as long as they have a back strap and are secure on your feet. Sorry, no flip-flops (thong-type shoes) or slip-ons.

No cameras, cell phones, or anything loose in your hands are allowed on board. The reason is that we will be cruising around at 70 mph in an open cockpit with the engine and propeller directly behind us. If anything were to come loose, it would go right through the propeller. For safety reasons, we are very strict on this rule. You may opt to add photos or video from a wing-mounted camera during your online reservation process. Costs are listed on our pricing page.

Visit our reservations page or call us directly.

Adirondack Aerosports has a 24-hour cancellation policy. When you book your hang gliding flight, we reserve your scheduled flying time with an instructor who prepares in advance for your lesson. If you are unable to make your reservation, please let us know at least 24 hours in advance. Cancelations made less than 24 hours in advance will be charged 50% of your flight's cost.

Thank you for your cooperation.

We fly during sunrise and sunset, when the winds are lightest and the flying is the most smooth. We start early in the morning and fly for the first 3 hours of each day. In the summer, we’re usually flying from 7am – 10am. Then we start up again around sunset and fly for the last 3 hours of each day, usually between 5pm - 8pm. We fly during the months of June, July, August, September and often into early October.

No, this is a unique one-on-one instructional flight experience and the aircraft is designed for only one student and one instructor.

No license or registration is required for a Single-Seat Ultralight. Since September 4th, 2005, a Sport Pilot Certificate or Basic Flight Instructor Rating is required for the legal operation of a Two-Seat Aircraft. An FAA certified Sport Pilot Flight Instructor will pilot the trike alongside you during your flight.