Air sports Ile-De-France

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.

With its 1 600 metres of canvas and 73 metres of circumference, the largest captive ball in the world - and the least polluting since it is towed by an electric winch - was installed at Disney Village in April 2005. It can be up to metres, with a view of km. It is even visible from the Eiffel Tower in clear time. From heaven, visitors can view the fabulous landscape of Disneyland Resort Paris and its surroundings for six minutes. Active on the day and night when it lights up.

Aoz is a sales, assembly and maintenance facility for Zenair aircraft and microlights, as well as an aerial imagery company (observation, surveillance and detection).

The Aeroclub Albert Moreau is a flying club located on the Nangis aerodrome in Grandpuits-Bailly-Carrois. It offers a range of pilot training courses, including PPL, LAPL and night VFR.

Guillerval, in the Étampes region, is home to the Aéro Club C.P.R Centre Pilotage Régional. Founded in 1974, the club was transferred to Étampes in 1989 after the closure of the Guyancourt airfield. The club's fleet includes Cessna 150s and 152s, as well as a Piper Aircraft 28. Club president Philippe Dailly emphasizes that leisure aviation is not just for the rich, and that flying clubs are associations of enthusiasts run by volunteers. The Étampes Mondésir aerodrome, steeped in history, was used by aviation pioneers such as Blériot and Farman at the turn of the century. During the Second World War, it was used by Axis forces before being bombed by the Allies. The military base was closed in 1964, and management of the airfield was handed over to Aéroport de Paris in 1987.

The online tourist guide presents the Aéroclub de Coulommiers, located in Coulommiers. This flying club offers the opportunity to practice aviation in the region.

The Aéroclub du Val de Seine is a flying club located in the town of Les Mureaux. It offers flying lessons and introductory flights. The club has a website where interested parties can find out more about bookings and rates. The club also has a forum where members can exchange and share experiences.

The Aéroclub Ouest Parisien is a flying club located in Toussus-le-Noble, near Paris. It offers a wide range of training courses tailored to pilots' needs, in a friendly atmosphere. The flying club has a varied fleet of aircraft, including Rallyes, a WA 43 Guépard and a PA34 Seneca. Fees vary according to aircraft type and flight time. The Aéroclub Ouest Parisien provides its members with comprehensive documentation and all the working documents required for training, free of charge.

Air Europ Club is a flying club based at Toussus-le-Noble airport in the Yvelines region of France. The airport is part of the state-owned Paris Aéroport group, along with Orly, Le Bourget and Roissy airports. The flying club offers a range of activities, including a flying school, club activities, aeronautical events and air travel. It has five aircraft, two of which are dedicated to flight school, and six instructors available weekdays and weekends. By 2022, the flying club had 100 members and logged 1,600 flying hours. From the end of 2023, two new "Elixir" aircraft will complete the fleet. The aeroclub also has its own mechanical maintenance unit, enabling it to ensure regular maintenance and a high aircraft availability rate.

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.

Possible training with the Dassault Falcon Service aéroclub based on the Plessis-Belleville airfield. A school of pilotage, the club also offers you development days and night flights. The aéroclub's fleet consists of an DR -400 160 cv (F-GJZQ) and an DR -400 180 cv (F-GSBH).

This independent magazine addresses pilots and is carried out by passionate pilots. Born in 1997, Fly! is a monthly practice of air leisure that offers alternately one month on two of the special books ULM and Voile. The practical part of the magazine allows pilot and future drivers to have precise flight advice. And also good plans to fly at the best price. The magazine also regularly offers folders on other practices such as hot air balloon or paragliding. Besides magazine, Fly! has developed aviation editions, the training guide and aviation careers that appear every year, and created a bookstore and a driver shop.

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.

Inspired by Sherwood Forest, the park offers a variety of activities including tree climbing, zip lines, quad biking, archery and paintball. Tickets can be ordered online for immediate confirmation. The park is easily accessible from Paris, in the Île-de-France region. So don't hesitate to come and discover Sherwood Parc and experience unforgettable moments in an exceptional natural setting.

The French School of Carmesine de Mauchamps is one of the schools providing pilotage courses to all those who want to learn and make progress in the air. Initiation to flight or air baptism, you will become an excellent pilot after a few hours of learning in contact with graduate diplômés. Instructors will propose courses according to weather conditions as safety measures are essential. Think of baptism as an original gift idea.

Since 1985 on a multi-axis, multi-faceted pole, Fabien Lecluyse will be able to communicate his passion for the ULM safely. With more than 3800 hours of flight, you will discover the Essonne Valley on these wonderful machines during your baptism of the air or during your training as a pilot. You will be able to train pilot at your pace, and for the already confirmed pilots, pass a qualification of types on ulm ulm. For the most adventurous, Fabien will be able to fly on his yak 52 and make you discover the aerial aerobatic. Guaranteed sensations.

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.