Experience Thrilling Aerobatic Displays

Professional aerobatic displays with safety as our top priority.

Aerobatic Displays

Experience the exhilaration of thrilling aerobatic displays performed in a high-performance monoplane. The stunning visual spectacle will capture the attention young and old. The perfect way to add a memorable highlight to any event.

Soon, we will provide exhilarating thrill rides in our high-performance two-seater aircraft, where the only limit is your sense of adventure! For those seeking a more serene experience, we also offer a breathtaking circuit of the entire Cornish coastline.

Aerobatic display flying demands the utmost professionalism to guarantee safety for both spectators and pilot. The critical element in ensuring a successful performance is thorough preparation. Meticulous attention to detail is fundamental to every step of the process. Obtaining the requisite permissions from aviation authorities is crucial to ensure compliance with regulations and to uphold safety standards.

Thrill Rides

Safety First

How can we help?

G-SNOT replaces our much-loved Christen Eagle, G-KLAW, seen throughout this website. We hope to begin flying in 2027. Display availability will be confirmed once the aircraft is airworthy and preparations are complete.

Events supported in G-KLAW have included music festivals, motorsport events, grand openings, fetes, steam fairs, model aircraft shows, weddings, birthdays and even funerals.

If you are planning any event we can add a truly memorable spectacle to enhance the occasion.

Why not get in touch and see if we can help you?

Events we have supported.

Safety is Our Priority

The meticulous planning that goes into each flight, paired with first-class engineering support, and strict adherence to regulations guarantees optimal safety.

Our pilot's extensive experience of more than 18,000 flying hours is fundamental to our mission - providing a thrilling yet safe display.

The aeroplane

G-SNOT is an XtremeAir XA-42 unlimited 2 seat high performance monoplane.

History of G-SNOT

G-SNOT was manufactured in Germany and shipped to South Africa in 2012. We became its fourth owner in June 2023 and brought it to the UK, a journey that took around six months.

During reassembly, engineering inspections identified components that needed replacing. Sourcing these has taken considerably longer than expected, and we are grateful for the patience and support of our engineering team throughout the process.

A new engine mount is the final major component required before work can progress towards a return to flight. We hope to see G-SNOT flying in 2027, although no firm date has been set.

Specifications

The aircraft boasts impressive performance specifications:

a remarkable roll rate of 450 degrees per second
G limits ±10
maximum rate of climb of 3,266 feet per minute
maximum take off weight 999kgs
maximum range over 1000nm
maximum speed 225kts

The Evolution of ZS-BKT to G-SNOT: A Colourful Journey

Explore The aircraft was originally green and blue. It was presented in Red Bull colours during its time on the Air Race circuit. Hamilton watches wrapped it all black for an advert filmed in the Namibian desert. It is currently red white and black.