Region of Montreal
Activity description
Experience the thrill of free fall, without jumping out of a plane, thanks to a vertical wind tunnel.
Participants float in a powerful column of air, safely guided by professional instructors, for a wild but controlled adventure!
This activity is both impressive and unifying, creating memorable moments that stick with the team.
What does it impact ?
- Developing leadership and confidence : Throwing yourself into the (virtual) void takes courage! Each person learns to push their limits, and this personal achievement boosts confidence in the workplace.
- Strengthening communication and sense of belonging : Waiting your turn, cheering each other on, this activity naturally sparks team bonding and shared laughter.
What should the organizer prepare ?
- Book the wind tunnel for the group in advance.
- Inform participants of any physical restrictions.
- Ask everyone to wear comfortable clothing and closed shoes.
- Coordinate transport to the activity location.
- Collect necessary medical authorizations if applicable.
How to achieve our goals on the big day ?
- Host a sharing moment where participants express how they feel before and after their flight.
- Create a recognition board to highlight the bravest or those who overcame a fear.
- Record each flight and watch the videos together later for a good laugh.
- Hold a contest for the most original mid-air pose.
- Assign fun roles like coach, photographer, vibe manager, etc., to encourage collaboration.
- Wrap up the day with a discussion on the link between risk-taking and leadership.
When is the right context for this activity ?
- When the team seems stuck in a routine or needs an energy boost.
- After a long period of remote work to reconnect in person.
- To celebrate a milestone or project success.
- To strengthen a newly formed team or welcome new colleagues.
Other benefits
- Offers a physical activity that isn’t too demanding.
- Beginner-friendly yet exciting for the thrill-seekers.
- Delivers photos and videos perfect for internal comms or social media.
See what others have done 👋
- At AirNova, a manager afraid of heights overcame his fear by flying first. His teammates now call him “The Falcon”!
- A graphic design team in Luxembourg held a mid-air pose contest. The winning pose became their team mascot on their website!
- NovaTech used the activity to announce a surprise promotion with a banner handed to the employee right after their flight.
- A member of the HR team at a small company burst into tears laughing when she saw her colleagues spinning like astronauts.
- At Zénith Conseil, a very shy employee improvised an aerial dance. He now leads all team meeting energizers!
- A developer team in Barcelona used their flight videos to create an epic music video for their year-end party.
Location : In person
Location : Region of Montreal
Activity setting : Indoors
Group size : Up to 10 people, Up to 20 people
Inspire me! : Popular activities
Activity languages : English, French
Price : Moderately priced
Duration : 1-3 hrs
Difficulty level : Intermediate
Group size :
- Up to 10 people
- Up to 20 people
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