★ FAMOUSSpace & science
G-FORCE ONE
The weightless plane — buy a ticket, float like an astronaut
Tail number N794AJ
The story
Zero Gravity Corporation's modified 727 flies roller-coaster parabolas that give everyone aboard real weightlessness — about 30 seconds per arc, 15 arcs per flight. It's the closest thing to spaceflight you can buy a ticket for, and one of the last passenger 727s flying in the U.S.
Fun fact
Stephen Hawking flew aboard G-Force One in 2007 and called weightlessness 'the most amazing experience of my life.'
Quick answers
What is the tail number of G-FORCE ONE?
N794AJ (Boeing 727-200).
What kind of aircraft is G-FORCE ONE?
Boeing 727-200.
Is it still flying?
Yes, it is still active.
The type
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