
UFLY Aerobatic Thrill Rides
Experience the Ultimate Adrenaline Rush!
Get ready for the ride of a lifetime in our Extra 300L! Whether you’re a thrill seeker or just looking for an unforgettable adventure, our high-energy aerobatic flights will leave you breathless.
Take to the skies with us and experience exhilarating maneuvers, including loops, rolls, and high-speed turns, just like the professionals perform in air shows. If you've ever watched an air show in amazement, now’s your chance to feel the excitement firsthand!
Want to capture the moment? Ask about our state-of-the-art 3-camera and telemetry system to record your flight, so you can relive the experience and share it with friends and family!
Thrill Ride FAQs
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How many people can fly at once?with aerobatic plane and designs, only one person can fly at a time but let us know and we can send a second aircraft up for your friend or family member to spectate or also do an aerobatic ride at the same time
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Is it safe?Our pilots have many years and even decades in aerobatic and competition flying. We are certified by transport Canada as a flight training unit and undergo intense annual training as well as internal and external audits from Transport Canada. Our planes are maintained impeccably well beyond commercial standards.
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What if I feel sick?our goal is for you to have the best flight and experience possible so that you can feel good and share your experience with others in a positive way. We are not out to make you green and take things slow and little by little add some complexity only if you are comfortable and feeling well. In rare cases where passengers start to feel below 100%, we have mitigation techniques such as flying straight and level or giving you control for a while. We also start with the basics and slowly progress to more advanced manoeuvres if you are comfortable so have no fear.
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Does your facility have washrooms? Can my friends and family watch me or wait there?Our 8000 sq ft facility with washrooms and comfortable lounges and boardroom can be a great spot for anyone you bring to watch you board and get ready, as well as enjoy our comfortable awesome space. Lots of cool airplanes to look at while they wait. Unfortunately we have to go to a designated area to do aerobatics and being so close to Pearson airspace, requires us to take a quick 6 min flight west for the fun to begin. Your friends and family will be able to watch your cool takeoff and arrival.
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What weather do you need to fly?We need the clouds to be at least 4000 above ground, 6+ miles of forward visibility, winds below 23 knots, and no precipitation.
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Can I bring my own camera or cellphone?Unfortunately, we cannot have loose objects in the aircraft or use your camera mounts. Our video package has specific camera mounts as safety is our priority.
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What is the video package?We mount 3 cameras, one on the left wing that gives an entire view of the airplane and background, another forward camera with cockpit audio over your shoulder, and a third facecam so we can capture all of your funny expressions! We will give you the memory cards at the end of your flight if you purchase the video package.
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Where is your facility and how do I get there?5351 Appleby Line, Burlington ON - stay to the left all the way to our large facility with our logo on the outside. Alternatively, 5342 Bell.
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Can we fly over my house? (or something else)Unless you specifically live in our aerobatic box area, we fly in Toronto Pearson airspace and have restrictions on where we can do these maneuvers. Even if we can we have specific altitude requirements for flying over built-up areas.
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What are the height and weight limits?225 lbs is our weight limit and as for height, if you are over 6'3 it is not a limit, but we have to strap you in to ensure your head fits with the canopy closed.

Book Your Ride
Reach us via email at info@uprightaviation.com or via phone at 905-975-5237
Contact us to plan a visit!
We operate out of Burlington Airport (CZBA), located in beautiful Southern Ontario, Canada, halfway between Toronto and Niagara Falls.
