On March 19th 2014 I did my G-force training in the L-39 Albatross experiencing up to 5.5 Gs. The Lynx flight profile was simulated several times in three phases: 70 degree nose up climb, weightlessness parabola and subsequent 40 degree nose down descent and finally a sustained 4G pullout maneuver. Later we climbed to a higher altitude and preformed a descending spiral dive sustaining up to 5.5Gs.

In May of 2012 I was announced winner of the Space for Innovation competition organized by VSV 'Leonardo da Vinci', KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines) and Space Expedition Corporation (SXC). The competition requires candidates to write about an innovative concept that will change the aerospace world in 2040. As finalist I belonged to the final 10 candidates with the task to deliver a full report and three-minute film pitch about my concept. For more information check www.spaceforinnovation.nl.

MISSION:
5x Flight Profile (2.5G pull up, 0G push over, 4G pull out) @ 4:24, 6:19, 11:54, 15:57, 18:50
1x Sustained 4G 360º turn @ 7:10
1x 5.5G Spiral Dive @14:44
1x Self-flown Barrel Roll @ 9:53

METAR:
EHGG 191525Z 25019KT 9999 12/06 Q1018 NOSIG

FLIGHT:
March 19th 2014 | 1637-1713 CET | EHGG-EHGG
Aero L-39 'Albatros' ES-TLE | Callsign: "Line 39"

DISCLAIMER:
This footage pertains to a professional SXC training mission and is for personal use only. Written permission by SXC and/or related partners is required before these can be made public via internet or any other media channel.

свернуть