[Normandy Experience] Initiation To Flying In Aeroplume
What is the Aéroplume, exactly? The Aéroplume is a little one-person blimp that allows you to fly by flapping its wings. The pilot is laid down in a helium bubble while wearing a harness. He is then able to fly independently by using the power of his arms after being liberated from gravity by helium and receiving wings. The Aeroplume is only performed indoors, in spacious rooms, protected from the elements because of the high wind surface area and the slow flying speed (5 to 8 km/h). Spread your wings, and soar. ! Take pleasure in the unique sensation of being lighter than air. Everyone may participate in this safe sport starting at age 7 and up to 80 kg. The Aéroplume, created by Jean-Pierre David, is a French book on airship modern history. The Ecausseville Aeroplume In the airship hangar at the Écausseville in Normandy, the Aérosculpture association gives visitors a taste of flying with the Aéroplume, restoring the site's former role as an aerostat museum. on. This magnificent s