All abilities

Yes...you CAN FLY!

You CAN fly. Over at iFLY, we’re super excited to open up the freedom of flight to everyone, whatever challenges you might face. So, we’ve tailored our All-Abilities sessions to make sure indoor skydiving is a heart-pounding fun experience for all, especially if you live with Special Educational Needs (SEN) and other disabilities.

Our highly-trained instructors and dedicated Inclusivity Ambassadors are here to help support you – they make what might seem impossible, possible. They’ll take care of everything—from gearing up in your flight suit to getting to grips with the winds in our tunnels.

You’ll get extra support during your session - plus, our facilities are designed with your needs in mind. And don’t worry, your flight will be an ultra-smooth, elating experience from start to finish.

Fancy giving it a go? It doesn’t matter if you’re a first-timer or a seasoned flyer looking for an inclusive space – come and discover why at iFLY, the sky’s just the beginning.

iFLY's Inclusivity Ambassadors

As part of iFLY’s mission to welcome flyers of all abilities, in 2019 we created the role of Inclusivity Ambassador, appointing Glen Mills and her husband Brian as our first champions of the all abilities nature of Indoor Skydiving.

iFLY Inclusivity Ambassadors work with local companies, charities, and associations to break down the barriers of what is seen as possible, and help deliver the dream of flight to everyone.

Still a regular flyer with us into her final year, and a cherished member of the iFLY family, iFLY mourned the passing of Glen at the age of 89 in 2023.

Glen embodied the belief that everyone can fly. Her remarkable journey and unwavering spirit will forever hold a special place in our hearts, and her legacy will continue to inspire countless others, no matter their age or ability, to experience indoor skydiving.

BBC features Indoor Skydiving for ALL Abilities.

Television presenter, Mike Bushell from BBC Breakfast visits iFLY Basingstoke to discover how the sport of Indoor Skydiving has changed the life of Glen Mills, and Al Hodgson who live with a disability.