I´ve experienced it many, many times in different jump-planes. When the pilot feel like being funny he does it so you almost drift out of the plane. it´s hilarious! My best experience of it was in Australia. It lasted for a couple of seconds and I had this pen floating around in front of me the whole time. Unfortunately I didn´t record it or take any pics. I only have pictures from the outside when the pilot tips the plane almost vertically to the ground for the effect. It is great!

I had 2x 1 minute free fall flights at the indoor skydiving place iFly! We got this as a discounted groupon voucher for my mums birthday as we’d both wanted to do it for a while. 

It was really fun watching other people do this (including professionals training with each other and practising tricks!) before we went in ourselves. As we went in the excitement just built and built as we were fitted for the jumpsuit, helmets, and ear/eye protectors. We lined up on a bench once inside the flying area with the other flyers and waited our turn. It was extremely noisy and cold.

It was actually quite difficult trying to stay in place and I did end up floating off to the side a lot and practiced turning.

On the second flight I also had the option of being taken right up to the top in a spiral fashion by the instructor. I didn’t really enjoy this bit as I felt like I couldn’t breath and almost asked him to stop. Afterwards I felt like I’d had my sinuses blown out and it was pretty painful, but I got over it.

I have since done this again (for 4 minutes) and there is something relaxing about free falling in this gravity-less environment. Already got my tickets for another rodeo! 

It’s not quite like being in space but it’s enough zero gravity for me. 

Pilot friend took us for a spin on the plane... pulled some G-forces :)

This is a totally doable goal!! Feeling Zero Gravity is awesome, I'm not sure if it counts but in a small plane you can do zero gravity turns and everything floats up in the air like you would imagine. But it only lasts a few seconds. BUT it is totally awesome and I would love to be able to feel zero g's for like a hour! 

An excellent experience. I did 4 minutes (split for 2 and 2). The instructors were helping us to stay afloat all the time. The best part was to fly all the way up in the tunnel. Just felt like a bird. 

It was a lot of fun! So glad I went out of my comfort zone to do this!

Space Camp İzmir

Indoor skydiving 2011

As I was learning to the 2-33 we got a slight feeling of zero gravity, allowing our bodies to lift out of our seats.

Starship at rhe fair!!!!

 Flew twice for 60 seconds each at the Gravity Indoor Skydiving zone in Bahrain. Can't say it was zero gravity (read space) exactly, but it definitely felt like a gravity-less tunnel in there. 

Scuba-diving.

Indoor skydiving!!

indoor skydiving in san fransisco bay area

I cannot really remember the exact date experienced.

But mainly they are very short ones in theme park rides and airplane tubulences (air pockets).

To experience the prolonged zero gravity, perhaps doing my other bucket list item will kill two birds with one stone. LOL.

Mostly i just felt sick