Air sports Paris

It is located in the Vill'Up shopping centre: the Ifly attraction allows practising indoor free fall baptisms thanks to a wind tunnel system in a long tube. There are about 80 Ifly locations around the world, including Orlando, Florida, so the attraction is safe and is very famous. The Ifly tube installed here is 14 meters high, making it the highest indoor free-fall tube in the world. Another asset: thanks to the technology of VR masks, you can now admire landscapes of Hawaii or California around you while falling and it gives the impression of making a real parachute jump over these landscapes! Strong feelings guaranteed.

Fujian invites you to visit France from the sky. Between helicopters and balloons, you'll choose the wheel of your convenience from which you're one of the many celestial escapades offered by Airshow. From the chateaux of the Loire to the Nord-Pas-de-Calais, by the volcanoes of Auvergne and other vineyards in the region of Arcachon, discover France'from above.

Admire Paris and its monuments from an altitude of 150 metres aboard the world's largest tethered balloon: that's what the Ballon de Paris - Générali is all about! The experience and the breathtaking view of the capital are yours, but be warned: you'll need to check the weather conditions beforehand to make sure the balloon can take off. Your private events can be organized here. Rates are quite affordable, so don't hesitate to give this unique experience a try.

As its name indicates, the Fédération Française de Parachutisme is dedicated to developing and promoting sports parachuting activities (parachuting, wind tunnel and paragliding). She also provides training for volunteer and professional instructors. In addition, it organizes competitions throughout French territory, constitutes the French teams and issues licences - over 54 000 in 2015 - and federal titles.

Aérophile, the world leader in helium-powered tethered balloons capable of transporting up to 30 people to an altitude of 150 meters, offers the Paris-Generali balloon at Parc André Citroën (which also measures the air quality of the capital), in addition to the Panoramagique at Disneyland Paris. Just a few hundred meters from the Eiffel Tower, the balloon, which is part of the Parisian landscape, offers an absolutely magical view of the capital, with a unique view of the whole city from the southwest.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGAC) is a French administration. Linked to the Ministry of Ecology, Energy, Sustainable Development and the Sea, it comprises all the State departments responsible for regulating and supervising air safety, air transport and civil aviation activities in general. One of its interlocutors is the French Aeronautics Federation, with whom it contributes to the implementation of the regulations and to the defence of the interests of private pilots. Finally, in its mission to guarantee the safety and security of air transport, DGAC points a point of honour to follow the logic of sustainable development to carry out its action.

Located near Paris, 321chutelibre is one of the world's leading skydiving schools. They offer tandem parachute jumps, accompanied by professionals. For skydiving enthusiasts, 321chutelibre also offers PAC (Progression Accompagnée en Chute) training courses. These week-long courses enable skydivers to become autonomous in freefall, with parachute jumps accompanied by instructors. The instructor-led jumps are filmed, and a video of the trainee is available at the end of the course. For the latest information on prices, please contact the center directly on 06 66 41 88 10. 321chutelibre is approved by the French Skydiving Federation and the French Ministry of Youth, Sports and Social Cohesion. All our instructors are state-qualified and supervise students of all levels, from first jumps to advanced training in various competitive disciplines.

Located in Paris, 321chutelibre offers parachute jumps for thrill-seekers. Their site provides detailed information on terms and conditions.