Passenger Dress Code
For your comfort and enjoyment, we recommend you wear casual, comfortable clothing. Solid, flat footwear is essential (no high heels or sandals, please!) and long pants are recommended. Because our flights start just after sunrise, we recommend wearing layers that you can shed as the temperatures rise throughout the morning. It is not colder in the air than on the ground, but a cap or hat will protect your head from the sun and the warmth of the burners.
- Wear Layers: So you can add or remove clothing as you see fit.
- Wear Long pants: To protect you against bushes.
- Boots or sneakers: To walk through cattle pastures.
- Bring a hat: To protect your head from the sun and the warmth of the burners.
- Heels or sandals: Avoid them to keep your ankles safe during a bumpy landing or on uneven and muddy terrain.
- Uncomfortable clothes: To climb in and out of the basket comfortably.
Passenger Restrictions
In order to fly, passengers must be in good physical condition due to the possibility of a rough landing. All passengers must be able to climb in and out of the basket, stand for the entire flight and walk out of a field if necessary.
As a result, we require that all of our guests meet the following minimum requirements to be allowed to fly:
- Passengers must be at least 6 years old
- Ages 6-18 requires a parent or guardian to fly
- It is strongly recommended that someone in the party be able to communicate in English
For the safety of all our passengers, we cannot fly any passenger who have had in the past 2 years, or currently have, the following medical issues:
- Back, Neck, Knee, Hip, Joint, Bone, Osteoporosis or similiar issues
- Inability to walk unassisted or stand for one hour unassisted
- Inability to walk unassisted or stand for one hour unassisted
- Uses a cane, walker, wheel chair, or scooter
- Physical Limitations
- Severe Auditory Restrictions
- Recent surgeries or other conditions that may be aggravated during flight and landing.