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"I think you have thought of it all."
"I love the way you can build up your flying expierience and work towards bits.thoroughly enjoyed myself"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 28, Northamptonshire, 25 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Can't think of anything?"
"Great fun, we all loved every second and said we'd come every day if we could! Huge instructor job envy!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 42, Lancashire, 24 July 2016 at Manchester
"It was scary and exciting and fun and exhilarating and totally awesome all at the same time. Dusan is a brilliant instructor and we cannot thank him enough for making our party experience one we shall never forget."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 60, Norfolk, 24 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Sean was an amazing instructor, definitely will be coming back!!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 24, Berkshire, 24 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Amazing experience! Had a great time and our instructor was fab. Can't wait to fly again!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 32, Yorkshire, 24 July 2016 at Manchester
"Thanks very much Will, great instructor!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 54, Staffordshire, 24 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Had an amazing time, our instructor Blake was brilliant and really helped make the experience one to remember - will definitely recommend to others and will be back !!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 49, Kent, 24 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Try to make the pre flight training more interactive and less sales promotion based but everything else was excellent."
"Fantastic experience with highly skilled instructors, the extra cost for the high flight is worth every penny!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 34, Yorkshire, 24 July 2016 at Manchester
"Had an amazing time, didn't want it to end! The whole process was really straightforward and our instructor was very friendly and awesome, thank you!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 44, Yorkshire, 24 July 2016 at Manchester
"Great time was had by all the family Thanks to Chris and the team"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 12, Flintshire/Sir Fflint, 24 July 2016 at Manchester
"Longer flight time, minute and a half?? We had a great time but it's expensive for 2 minutes of flying!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 19, Yorkshire, 24 July 2016 at Manchester
The boss says…
"Many flyers say they would like more time or that it is just too short and we agree which is why we always recommend the Air-born as the basic introduction to Airkix. I'm sure that also very often the comments are about wanting more for the same money too and how true that is about most things in life! However, we know that flying is great value for money which is just one reason why skydivers use us so much."
"A lot of money for the amount of time you get, but it was enjoyable. I would say that £30 for 2 x 2 minutes is a lot more reasonable, especially for a family purchase."
"Great place to go to do something different. Staff were all really friendly."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 60, Cheshire, 24 July 2016 at Manchester
"An incredible experience that will have you wanting to come back asap. All the staff are superb."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 51, Clwyd, 24 July 2016 at Manchester
"Think it is great the way it is!"
"Had an amazing experience, so glad my parents booked me in as a birthday treat! We will so be coming back for more"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 16, Merseyside, 24 July 2016 at Manchester
"All's good :)"
"I did 10+2 mins AFF. The instructor immediately spotted my mistakes and started fixing them. Thanks Joe. Also, big shout-out to all the staff behind the desk! Highly recommended!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 32, Dublin, 24 July 2016 at Manchester
"Don't change a thing..."
"I was a little nervous but Brian was a fantastic instructor and made me feel completely safe in his hands... 10 out of 10 on every account... I also loved the show he put on after we had all flown...it was like something out of spiderman watching him fly about and even getting the spectators involved. I Will definitely be coming back for more :-) thanks for a lovely experience ..."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 40, Hertfordshire, 23 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Excellent instructor would highly recommend"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 29, Yorkshire, 23 July 2016 at Manchester
"Aimee the instructor was brilliant. This was my 1st skydiving experince. Naturally I was all over the place. However, Aimee was great. She had patience and was supportive. Awesome experince."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 41, Northamptonshire, 23 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"No, it's well organised and runs smoothly. The only thing perhaps, would be more information on what else you can do, and the costs, if you wish to develop your skills. Joe mentioned hour long sessions being booked for a block of people. It seems extraordinarily costly to advance any skills you may have when even to practise is so expensive, but perhaps that's just the way it is."
"It was a thoroughly enjoyable experience with positive and beneficial advice and in-flight guidance from Joe."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 52, Lancashire, 23 July 2016 at Manchester
"No I think you have got it just right"
"Realy enjoyed it great experience and a great instructor."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 60, West Midlands, 23 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Instructor was very nice, had a laugh and made it a very friendly environment to be in."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 16, Shropshire, 23 July 2016 at Manchester
"Instructor was very nice, had a laugh and made it a very friendly environment to be in."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 16, Shropshire, 23 July 2016 at Manchester
"I really can't, everything down to the wonderful reception staff was just perfect."
"Thank you for making my little girls birthday so special. The receptionist was so friendly, helpful, amazing managing to swap one of our flights to extra time for her. Chris was very enthusiastic and so patient with her. She did not do the 2nd flight but loved the whole experience and I now have 3 other children wanting their turns ( mammy and daddy are first!?). Thanks to you all xx"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 7, Lancashire, 23 July 2016 at Manchester
"Aimee is awesome!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 31, Suffolk, 23 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Absolutely brilliant experience, all the staff were really nice and helpful . Fantastic place and look forward to coming again."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 7, Leicestershire, 23 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"What a great experience I would definitely come back and I will be telling all my friends and my dad said he wants a go now"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 16, Merseyside, 23 July 2016 at Manchester
"Goggles were very uncomfortable. Maybe invest ones with more comfort . There is a teddy in reception which my daughter wanted to buy but it wasn't for sale. Your merchandise needs to include a teddy !"
"Brilliant organization. Even the waiting was part of the experience as you're watching other flights. Can't fault the experience"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 11, West Midlands, 23 July 2016 at Manchester
"I think you already cover everything required"
"Had the best time Eva."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 51, Yorkshire, 22 July 2016 at Manchester
"It was all brilliant!"
"The instructor was excellent and really encouraged me."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 18, Sussex, 22 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"I brought my nephews for a birthday gift. They attended the Kids Camp and loved the 5 flights. Their instructor, Luca, was so lovely with them. They felt reassured and confident when flying and were given amazing praise. Both achieved great success from their first flying experience and are desperate to do it all over again. Such a brilliant experience for our whole family!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 9, Merseyside, 22 July 2016 at Manchester
"Incredible! I have experienced something extraordinary. Strongly recommend :)"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 28, Buckinghamshire, 22 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"To fly together on a day other than Tuesday"
"The staff were very polite and helpful, this made the experience great! We will definately be returning."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 21, Lancashire, 22 July 2016 at Manchester
"Was brilliant. No suggestions at all."
"Dusan was amazing, can't think him and all the friendly staff enough."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 10, Essex, 22 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Great experience, like nothing I've done before. Instructor made me feel comfortable and safe"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 29, Cumberland, 22 July 2016 at Manchester
"Amazing fun, we thoroughly enjoyed it and our instructor Michael was brilliant. He really helped us make the most out of our flying time to improve technique."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 29, Buckinghamshire, 22 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"A picture of going up the top with instructor. Appreciate that may be difficult"
"I loved it, I wish I didnt live so far away! I would come back practice otherwise! Very friendly staff, and a lovely instructor ?"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 28, Cumberland, 22 July 2016 at Manchester
"Best experience we've had in a long time, staff was very friendly and professional, thank you for a great evening."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 49, Derbyshire, 22 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"My Wife and I would just like to say a very special thank you to our instructor Greg Fletcher, he was fantastic with our 6 year old son Archie, he put him at ease straight away and made the experience so much better for him, our son has a hearing problem and has to wear a hearing aid and when we take it out , like we had to for the flight it always makes him feel very vulnerable, but Greg made sure he was happy and comfortable the whole time, afterwards ive never seen Archie so proud of himself for doing it , and he cant wait to come back. I on the other hand was rubbish at it but i did enjoy it. Thanks again John May"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 38, Buckinghamshire, 22 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Get more goes in the air"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 14, Isle of Man, 22 July 2016 at Manchester
"It was all brilliant!!"
"Greg was absolutely brilliant with Archie (aged 6) thank you so much he loved it!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 6, Buckinghamshire, 21 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Instructor was great Braden was so nervous to the point he didn't want to participate when we were about to arrive and he was put entirely at ease and loved every min. Thank you so much"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 14, Lincolnshire, 21 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"No. Things went smoothly"
"Our instructor was excellent. Very patient with everyone. I am a plus size women and sometimes feel very awkward. Greg made everything so easy and fun. If I am ever back in MK, I will definitely fly with him again."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 61, germany, 21 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Great first time experience. Will certainly return."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 64, Staffordshire, 21 July 2016 at Manchester
"It's perfect"
"I was unsure at first but from the moment u arrived in reception everyone put u at ease.Cezary explained everyone easily and my flight was at fantastic experience.I hope to get to do it again thank you"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 72, Lancashire, 21 July 2016 at Manchester
"No it was brilliant fun. "
First-time non-skydiver, aged 62, Sussex, 20 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"My instructor was Gregg who was very informative and helpful assisting to improve my flite. Thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience and would recommend to friends and family. Thanks very much."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 49, Worcestershire, 20 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Great experience - thank you! I'm sure we'll be back!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 41, Surrey, 20 July 2016 at Basingstoke
"Not really the whole experience was awesome"
"The instructor was brilliant and the service from all the staff was second to none,on the whole it was fantastic"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 53, Merseyside, 20 July 2016 at Manchester
"It was great the instructor was very friendly and made the whole thing more enjoyable thanks for a great time"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 26, Yorkshire, 20 July 2016 at Manchester
"My instructor was very cheerful his instructions were clear and easy to understand really enjoyed the experience"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 29, Bedfordshire, 20 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Amazing experience and Darren was great, made me feel very comfortable when at first I was extremely nervous with not knowing what to expect."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 25, Surrey, 20 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"After the first flight we were told to watch the video of ourselves to see areas we needed to improve ready for the main flight. It would have been a bit more helpful if an instructor could have pointed out these with us."
"The whole experience was fantastic. I had bought the dual flight for my friends 50th birthday. She was thrilled with it. Thank you so much."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 49, Shropshire, 20 July 2016 at Manchester
"I honestly can't think of anything but for more time, but I understand it's expensive so 2 mins was good enough, I really enjoyed it! "
"The instructor was really nice and I really enjoyed it, also paying £6 extra was totally worth it"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 13, West Midlands, 19 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"The flights were superb, but having been delayed by traffic and thus behind the wheel of the car for over 2 hrs I needed more time to flex my back a little. I must get back to doing yoga before I have another go."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 65, Staffordshire, 19 July 2016 at Manchester
"I was super anxious but the instructer was great and helped a lot, it made my birthday a special day :)"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 38, Flintshire/Sir Fflint, 18 July 2016 at Manchester
"Had a wonderful time again. Enjoyed flying with Matt and it was great to feel that I was making a little progress in spite of not being able to come very often."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 52, Yorkshire, 18 July 2016 at Manchester
"No it is good as it should be already"
"Made my dream come true with that experience"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 9, Middlesex, 18 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"No, I think Airkix is awesome ??"
"Airkix is amazing! I've been coming for a few years now, around every three months, and every time I come I always have a great time. All the instructors are really nice and I have a laugh when doing it. I always learn something new and have a lot of fun. I can't wait to go again in October! ?❤"
First-time skydiver, aged 13, Warwickshire, 18 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Good fun, great experience, excellent instructor."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 60, Oxfordshire, 18 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Fantastic day, Matt our instructor was brilliant, couldn't have asked for a better experience. Loved it!!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 45, Cheshire, 18 July 2016 at Manchester
"last longer? even just 30 secs?"
"we were late for our flight and airkix manchester did everything they could to reschedule there and then, and went above and beyond for us. well happy with the service!"
First-time skydiver, aged 39, Lancashire, 18 July 2016 at Manchester
"Thank you for a fabulous, fun & professional session. We all thoroughly enjoyed the session & the instructor was just fabulous. Huge thank you & we will most definitely come again."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 44, Berkshire, 18 July 2016 at Basingstoke
"Great family experience, we had such a great time and tears galore with laughter.."
"Very professional from the reception ladies to the instructors. Awesome experience Awesome staff 10/10 thank you Airkix for a such a great family quality time. Peter Walsh and his three daughters x"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 47, Merseyside, 18 July 2016 at Manchester
"Less sitting around waiting for your turn!"
"Aimee was awesome - really great with the four children she had in her group."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 10, Warwickshire, 18 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Have like a 5-10 minute performance of a couple of the instructors at the end of the session as everyone really enjoyed seeing the instructor going crazy in there!"
"Abolustely amazing experience, instructor was amazing, helped me to be able to fly on my own on the second flight! Will definitely come back!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 19, Bedfordshire, 18 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"None what so ever."
"What a wonderful experience, a real thrill ride, hope to come back soon."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 44, Northamptonshire, 18 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"I was really nervous about doing this and given that I am no spring chicken it was something I was talked into doing to raise money for a charity project I am supporting to put difibulators in local communities to make our city heart safe I raised £538 by meeting this challenge my instructor was excellent and really made me feel at ease and it was a brilliant experience Thank You"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 54, Staffordshire, 18 July 2016 at Manchester
"It's fantastic and th first thing my daughter wanted to do is have lesson , so maybe lesson on a regular basic is something that you could do , maybe you do offer that but I couldn't see"
"Awesome expierance and can't wait to bring her again and also for my son to be amazed on his 16th birthday , your instructors are really nice and are very good with children and communicate well xx fantastic"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 8, Northamptonshire, 18 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Instructor was great"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 13, West Midlands, 17 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Joe was fab with Joshua (9yrs) today - so much so that Josh has decided he wants to be an Airkix instructed when he grows up!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 9, Lincolnshire, 17 July 2016 at Manchester
"More time less money yes but still a great, the staff made it fun and they were very encouraging to everyone and gave positive comments. Really enjoyed my day , thanks guys"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 55, West Midlands, 17 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Not for the beginner session. Wouldn't change anything."
"Today was really fun and I'm looking forward to coming back."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 29, Yorkshire, 17 July 2016 at Manchester
"Loved every minute, wish I loved closer to do it again "
First-time non-skydiver, aged 36, Glamorgan/Morgannwg, 17 July 2016 at Manchester
"Our instructor was very nice and helped a lot when we were struggling I loved AirKix and would defitnley come again Thank You :):)"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 6, Buckinghamshire, 17 July 2016 at Basingstoke
"Everything was great. Thanks."
"A great experience. Knowledgeable and patient instructors and it's enjoyable to be able to watch other people 'flying' - you can get tips from watching them. I just wish Airkix was closer to my home. I'd be there all the time!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 58, Wiltshire, 17 July 2016 at Basingstoke
"No need to change it at all-it is brilliant as it is??"
"Excellent place with awesome staff???"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 52, Wiltshire, 17 July 2016 at Basingstoke
"Headsets so the instructor can talk to you!!! That would be awesome and allow you to learn my quicker!!!"
"Rick Kimber was a fantastic instructor."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 48, Surrey, 17 July 2016 at Basingstoke
"To go higher on your own"
"Instructors were fantastic"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 46, Lancashire, 17 July 2016 at Manchester
"Thanks Airkix and Glenn for making Jake's flight time so progressive. He'll see you again soon."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 9, Hertfordshire, 17 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Clean the viewing windows"
"Instructor was great - very good at dealing with different group types"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 42, Northamptonshire, 17 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"The only comment I could make, is the waiting time inbetween each flights. We waited approximately 9 min as there were 7 of us flying."
"The experience was amazing I have booked again and can't wait to return. Our instructor Brad was brilliant too. Very patient and friendly."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 35, Lancashire, 16 July 2016 at Manchester
"One minute flights is just not long enough. Just starting to relax and get it, then it's over."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 41, Yorkshire, 16 July 2016 at Manchester
"This was a fantastic experience. I am scared of heights and would never be able to do the real thing so this was the next best thing."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 39, Dorset, 16 July 2016 at Basingstoke
"Include an option to do tricks"
"Instructors are very nice and the lesson is very fun!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 17, Lincolnshire, 16 July 2016 at Manchester
"all we're very friendly from the moment I entered the building Dan Crawford instructor made me feel very welcome it was a fantastic experience definitely recommend to family and friends"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 60, Dorset, 16 July 2016 at Basingstoke
"No idea :D"
"All the best, big thanks to our instructor Tom. Greetings from Slovenia"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 18, Slo, 16 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Instructor was fab!!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 10, Lancashire, 16 July 2016 at Manchester
"Greg was amazing from the start - friendly introduction, nice ice breakers and managed to get strangers to root for each other during their first time in the air tunnel! Cannot fault the expertise of the staff and the warm welcome from Greg. Please continue doing what you are doing!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 20, Bedfordshire, 15 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"I love it....."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 13, Lancashire, 15 July 2016 at Manchester
"Anthony was an amazing instructor. Made you feel at ease and so friendly too. Would recommend him to anyone and would def recommend airkix. It was incredible."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 36, Dorset, 15 July 2016 at Basingstoke
"Fantastic experience and great instructors who make you feel at ease and your experience even more fun. Chris was excellent! :)"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 26, Derbyshire, 15 July 2016 at Manchester
"Absolutely loved it and instructor was excellent."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 65, Buckinghamshire, 15 July 2016 at Basingstoke
"to be able to chose the instructor that we fly with"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 53, London, 15 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"I know it would be hard on such a short flight but a few quick spoken or on screen pointers for your next go would be good. Maybe the person on the fan and photo could put a one liner on the tv screen that shows the delayed footage. other than that it was totally epic, Steve our instructor was thorough and encouraging and I am definitely coming back for another go!"
"Steve our instructor was thorough and encouraging and I am definitely coming back for another go!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 40, Merseyside, 15 July 2016 at Manchester
"In a word no!!!"
"The staff are absolutely fabulous and I loved the experience!!!!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 36, Lancashire, 14 July 2016 at Manchester
"Best flight and instruction I've had so far today."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 9, Cheshire, 14 July 2016 at Manchester
"I was in a group of three with two other add-ons. It seemed to make the experience real nice with only a few people."
"Brian was a lovely instructor, thankyou for the fun experience. Its brilliant its such a quick and easy experience to partake in."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 34, Middlesex, 14 July 2016 at Milton Keynes
"Great fun!"
First-time non-skydiver, aged 63, Cheshire, 14 July 2016 at Manchester
"Another good flight and a fantastic instructor, will be booking with Brad again."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 36, Lancashire, 14 July 2016 at Manchester
"No, it was a great experience."
"A few words about our instructor: Anthony was clear, concise and had a great sense of humour - essential if having your first flight."
First-time non-skydiver, aged 67, West Midlands, 14 July 2016 at Basingstoke
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Airkix welcomes all to the thrill of Indoor Skydiving (also called bodyflying). Ask us a question or read more…
The unforgettable sensation of flying awaits you at Airkix, a sensation that few people ever get to experience. But at Airkix we believe everyone should have the opportunity to experience flying. With three centres offering indoor skydiving, in Basingstoke (opening Summer 2013), Manchester and Milton Keynes, wherever you are in the UK you're never too far away from the sheer joy of human flight. Safe and fun, our highly qualified and experienced indoor skydiving instructors will teach you how to fly, step by step. Once you've discovered the thrill of an indoor skydive with Airkix, you'll understand why so many people come back time and time again. If you're looking for the best indoor sky diving in the UK, look no further than Airkix.
Indoor skydiving is also known as body flight or body flying and Airkix Milton Keynes was the first of its kind in Europe, with Airkix Manchester the second and Airkix Basingstoke the third. It's no wonder then, that Airkix offers the most exciting and advanced body flying experience available in the UK today, one that people from across the country have come to try and love. Once you've sampled body flying in Basingstoke (opening Summer 2013), Manchester or Milton Keynes with Airkix, you'll soon realise why we're known as the Smile Factory, giving everyone aged 4-104 the opportunity to experience the thrill of flying. You'll soon learn how to gain total control of your flying, grasping the bodyflying basics of moving up, down, forwards, backwards, sideways and turning. When you consider that the introductory Kix-start experience provides you with three times the freefall of a tandem skydive at a fraction the price, you'll see why so many come back to experience the thrill of bodyflight again and again as they become one of our Pro-flyers.
Indoor skydiving or bodyflight can only happen in a vertical wind tunnel. If you've heard about the thrill that the Airkix Vertical wind tunnels in Basingstoke (opening Summer 2013), Manchester and Milton Keynes offer, now is the time to find out what all the excitement is about. Vertical wind tunnel skydiving has many advantages over an (outdoor) skydive; it's not weather dependent, it's far more affordable and anyone aged 4 to 104 in reasonable physical condition can fly. At Airkix, your wind tunnel experience will be guided by one of our highly skilled and experienced instructors, teaching you the basics of wind tunnel flying. Once you've mastered the key flying skills you'll be able to try more advanced manoeuvres and you'll probably want to book additional flying time too as you become one of our Pro-flyers enjoying even lower rates. For the ultimate UK wind tunnel, look no further than Airkix.
Indoor skydiving offers the ultimate corporate team building event and unlike many corporate team building events in the UK, Airkix offers a truly unique and memorable way to bring your team together. The process of learning the key skills of body flight together as a group is guaranteed to bond your team and the common experience is likely to be talked about for a long time afterwards. Special team building ideas are often hard to come by but the Airkix experience presents your team with something quite different. Traditional corporate team building activities have all been done, now is the time to break out of the box and try something quite new and unique. The feeling of flying at an Airkix centre in Basingstoke, Manchester or Milton Keynes is sure to put a smile on everyone's face. For a corporate team building day unlike any you've had before, why not get in touch with Airkix today?


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Spy Game
- Studio: Universal Pictures
- Release Date: Nov 21, 2001
- Starring: Brad Pitt, Robert Redford
- Summary: On the brink of retirement, a veteran CIA agent (Redford) takes on his most dangerous and personal mission ever when he must organize the rescue of his one-time protégé (Pitt) who has been captured by the Chinese while on a rogue mission.
- Director: Tony Scott
- Genre(s): Action, Thriller, Crime
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Score distribution:
Positive: 20 out of 29
Mixed: 8 out of 29
Negative: 1 out of 29
The movie is sleek and shiny as a new bullet, reflecting Scott's patented surplus of style.
Happily, beneath the film's nostalgic veneer and tooth-rattling visual and aural effects lies a mature ambiguity that's unusual for a holiday blockbuster -- and all but unheard of in a Tony Scott movie.
If you like Redford, Spy Game will be a real treat: a fast electric thriller full of the old Sundance charm and pizzazz.
Entertaining but farfetched, Spy Game might have looked less meretricious a few months back. But the real world has sabotaged its pretense of authenticity. Enjoy it for what it is, a fleet, handsome fantasy of globe-hopping blond demigods.
Fans of swooping helicopter shots, alleys filled with backlit geysers of steam, and jump-cut editing that makes MTV look like Ingmar Bergman will relish the intercontinental intrigue and huggermugger that is Spy Game.
A mess, but it's a rousing mess, with ample humor and action to satisfy the discerning dullard within.
Score distribution:
Positive: 15 out of 24
Mixed: 7 out of 24
Negative: 2 out of 24
Dec 25, 2011A masterpiece. Redford's performance was outstanding. Redford showed that how strong the nerves can be of a person who is in espionage.A masterpiece. Redford's performance was outstanding. Redford showed that how strong the nerves can be of a person who is in espionage. Awesome realistic performance from Redford and Pitt supported him well.… Expand
Apr 28, 2016I think this film is one of the best films to come out of the USA. It is clever, has a very solid script, very few monologue cliches, veryI think this film is one of the best films to come out of the USA. It is clever, has a very solid script, very few monologue cliches, very well acted, perfect settings, good cinematography and combines both the darker and lighter side of humanity in a way that most other films just fail at. Have watched 4 times, I will watch it again in a few years I would think.… Expand
Sep 29, 2011Après l'excellent et palpitant Ennemi d'Etat, Tony Scott nous dévoile une autre facette du monde de l'espionnage avecAprès l'excellent et palpitant Ennemi d'Etat, Tony Scott nous dévoile une autre facette du monde de l'espionnage avec Spy Game. Utilisant sa mise en scène habituel qui se rapproche d'un clip (qui est le point faible du film), le frère de Ridley nous livre, certes un film conventionnel, mais qui possède tout ce qui faut pour être un très bon divertissement de suspense et d'espionnage, musclé et intelligent, desservi par une brochette d'acteur de qualité. De plus, le scénario se montre ingénieux, nous présentant de nombreux flashes-back qui se montrent être de petites intrigues indépendantes du reste. Plusieurs histoires en une seule, c'est plutôt ingénieux. Enfin bref, Spy Game est un très bon film à rajouter dans la filmographie de Tony Scott!… Collapse
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Dec 16, 2010Wahoo score! I liked this movie a lot even though not perfect. The flashback to Nam scenes were a little hard to believe even with the attemptWahoo score! I liked this movie a lot even though not perfect. The flashback to Nam scenes were a little hard to believe even with the attempt to make RR look somewhat younger. Some dialogue was poor.. " Why do you think they keep dumping him" Great story idea though and loved the cat and mouse. RR is back in this one with a role i really liked and Brad P did a nice job. Duncan was cast well as well as the director of CIA. One weak link was the opponent to RR from CIA.. can't remember his name now lol.… Expand
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Skip to comments.Donald N. Frey, Designer of the Mustang, Dies at 86
Posted on 03/29/2010 4:06:06 PM PDT by Ready4Freddy
Donald N. Frey, the engineer who spearheaded the design and development of the Mustang, the spunky, stylish, affordably priced pony car that the Ford Motor Company rolled out in the mid-1960s in one of the most successful car introductions in automotive history, died March 5 in Evanston, Ill., where he lived. He was 86.
Though much of the Mustang was borrowed from other Ford vehicles, including a Falcon chassis, the car developed an identity all its own for a younger generation in search of new looks and experiences. It was designed to appeal to both men and women, had a dash of elegance copied from European sports cars, and featured a galloping steed in the middle of its grille that buyers thought was, well, really cool.
Steve McQueen was almost upstaged by the souped-up Mustang he drove in the movie Bullitt.
Mr. Frey and his team created the car from approval by top management to the showroom in just 18 months, and expectations were modest when it was introduced on April 17, 1964, at the New York Worlds Fair. Ford figured it would sell 80,000 Mustangs in its first year. It sold more than a million in its first two years.
Mr. Frey (pronounced fry) would go on to other achievements. He was chairman and chief executive of the Bell & Howell Company, recipient of the National Medal of Technology and a member of the executive board of the World Bank. He was proudest, he said, of helping to introduce safety improvements like disc brakes and radial tires to Ford cars.
But to automotive cognoscenti and just plain car lovers, the Mustang was his defining accomplishment. At gatherings of Mustang enthusiasts, Mr. Frey was often besieged by autograph hunters in the manner of a rock star.
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Ooops, it's NYT, not WSJ, obviously...
A beautiful car. I hope there will be pictures (hint, hint). RIP Mr. Frey.
OOPS....wrong Mustang!
My Mom bought me the first year as my first car. I think it was 1965. I was 15 1/2.
The first Mustang....the prototype
RIP, Don the Predator Frey.
WOW, never would have guessed that was the first Mustang. Thanks for the post.
Greatest car ever.
You're a cheap date...
Looks like the Corvair, or that Fiat thingy, doesn't it?
A whole lot of bets were made on how many hubcaps the Charger lost and how many times they passed that Volkswagen.
No seat belts or head restraints?
I wonder if Dear leader knows about this....
Here's the greatest Mustang commerical ever!
LOL....beat me to it!
Whats my wife doing in you Garage ?
Same thing happened to Harley Earl. The Oldsmobile F88 is one example, but the official Harley Earl site, that I believe is run by his son, http://www.carofthecentury.com is a rundown of how GM ousted Earl to take the company in the direction that eventually led to the problems today.
Hahahaha...Field of Dreams...
"is this Heaven?"
No, it's Iowa!"
I notice we think alike, too. We used almost the exact same words to describe it.
Kind of interesting, I saw an interview with Lee Iacocca where one of the networks was trying to create a controversy about the original Mustangs not being safe, and Iacocca fired back that he wasn't going to sit there and let them insult the original designers for not including safety concepts that wouldn't be invented for twenty years.
Same color as my 1966 GT convertible. Pony interior identical to yours except no a/c in mine. Changed out the 289 for a 302 engine. Great toy—when I was still driving it to the office it got far more attention than my BMW.
I will never forget the first time I saw that commercial. It is one of those monuments in life.
I thought about putting (Ford Mustang) at the end of the title, but forgot.
At age 86 now, Mr Frey would have been ~16 years old when the P-51 first flew. Perhaps Sheldon Cooper could have designed it in his teens, but no other. ;>)
Thanks for all the miles of smiles, Mr. Frey. You done good.
Rest In Peace, Mr. Frey, and thank you for your wonderful gift.
Nice 'Stang there, CM! I'm with ya — the first-gen fastbacks were the pinnacle of their design history. The GT version with the K-code 289 motor is the one to have. I had a '65 convertible with the detuned 289 back in the day.
Now, if I could just have the Firebird (not too happy about the white color though), and the GOAT also shown in the chase scene, I'd be a happy camper.
I'll take the old one in the back. :)
That was a cool commercial and I love Mustangs as much as any red blooded American but I still had to laugh when I saw the CURVES he put in that track. Typical Mustangs, even those built today, do NOT handle like sports cars.
(I shall now don my Nomex underwear)
That's okay, a classic is still a classic!!!
Might as well post a P-51 pic, eh?
alfa6 ;>}
What a pity that the ad agency wasted the Bullitt footage on that damned Puma ad. Yeah, it's cool when the car backs into the garage next to the '68 Mustang and the WWII-period motorcycle, but it *should* have been a Mustang ad.
I would also love an old GOAT!
Here's a particularly nice one I wouldn't mind. I was seven when the made her.
That is so true. People will follow you and hang halfway out of their car window to shout purchase offers at you. When I trailered the car during a move, I had people pace me for dozens of miles at a time, just so they could stare at the car.
Awesome commercial! Have you ever seen a commercial for an American car that had the driver speeding toward a bridge and they showed the shocks of the car automatically lower a couple of inches and not hit the bridge? I cant remember the make or model of car but remember it being American and that the shocks had a technology to them that would lower the car the faster the car went.
Rest in great peace sir!
Our 04 Cobra Terminator was so badass... and the last of the SVT Cobras.....
My first car was a 65 Mustang I bought from my father.
It had a manual transmission and I used to sit in the driveway practicing shifting in preparation for learning how to drive.
I adored that car.
Until a drunk driver turned in front of me on the way to school one morning and my sister went through the windshield.
It did one heck of a number on the front end and went to the scrap heap. Damn.
Once, I was on the way home and casually noticed someone a moderate distance behind me most of the way. Once I get to the bottom of our foothills, I usually goose it a bit just to wring it out a little. I went through our "windys" and got to my street and pulled up into my driveway and garage. As I got out of the car, I looked back down the driveway to see a car had just pulled up--a woman got out and said to me: "I've been trying to flag you down from the time you turned toward the foothills but you were going so fast I couldn't catch up". Turns out she was a mom helping plan and organize the senior prom at our high school. She said the theme of the prom was the 60s and asked me if she could take a photo of the Mustang to work up into an oversized poster for the prom. I told her to go ahead and that I was honored to have my own personal stalker.
My dad bought me a 1967 Mustang when I was 17. It had a horrible paint job but it ran pretty good. Loved that car...but it would have been nice to have had some air conditioning in it. With the windows down, I always got my hair messed up. lol
OK....we know about the car. What about your sister?
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As a veteran HIMSS Annual Conference attendee and healthcare IT industry professional/critic, I'm always atwitter come spring.
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- Who's showcasing an innovative new solution to a chronic industry pain point – and
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It's a heady time of year. It can be easy to get lost in the hype cycle that precedes and permeates the event, to let the glitz and glitter of the multi-million dollar booths overcome your critical thinking processes with free gourmet coffee drinks.
I believe we owe it to ourselves, as engaged consumers who are also the purveyors of this industry's wares, to evaluate the "man behind the curtain" at every opportunity. Is the showcase solving actual problems with real-world solutions that can be applied appropriately, and at scale? Or is it snake oil?
Don't be fooled by the virtual reality that is on display; find the truth behind the booth.
The following is my best effort to cling to signal through the noise, using a few of my favorite official HIMSS hashtags to align conference themes with recent events concerning "engagement" – and apply critical thinking, before the diversion of the booth swag can take hold.
Patient/Member/Consumer Engagement at HIMSS - History
"Engagement" has been forefront at the HIMSS Annual Conference, and in the healthcare community, for several years now, gaining steam quickly when Stage 2 of the Meaningful Use of EHR program mandated sharing clinical encounter data with patients. The definition of engagement, the semantics declaring the person/community/entity being engaged, as well as the success of these engagement measures, has been hotly contended. The Connected Patient Pavilion space and speakers at HIMSS14 set the stage for "patients-included" conversation about the design and use of healthcare IT.
At HIMSS15, one of the hottest topics of discussion was the impact to engagement efforts due to breaking news that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) was reducing the View/Download/Transmit measure requirement from 5 percent of the patients to one single patient.
Vocal and influential patient advocates, such as Casey Quinlan, Regina Holliday, and Dave deBronkhart – as well as former Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) National Coordinator Dr. Farzad Mostashari - lambasted the move, and the hashtag #NoMUWithoutMe became a trending topic (as well as a frequently seen profile avatar). In July 2015, the National Partnership for Women & Families aligned with these powerful advocates and groups and launched the Get My Health Data campaign, and the call to action on #DataIndependenceDay resounded across social media platforms.
So, have we made any progress?
Recent Engagement News: HIPAA Privacy Rule Mandating Medical Records Access
The groundwork for engagement improvement is being laid, and fundamental misconceptions about privacy protections prohibiting data-sharing are beginning to fall by the wayside. Long (mis)used as a barrier to patient and caregiver communication about the information in medical records, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is undergoing changes and clarification efforts to ensure that the privacy rules comprising the most-discussed (and most frequently misunderstood) components do not continue to be a lame excuse for data-blocking.
According to the New York Times, January 2016 HIPAA Privacy Rule guidelines issued by the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) require doctors and hospitals to release records to patients upon request "in most cases," without the patient having to provide a supporting reason, with a 30-day maximum delivery time, and without the ability for the covered entity to deny access due to concerns about the patient's ability to "understand" and not be upset by the information.
Simple enough, right? Let's break it down.
Patients can request their complete medical records, which are defined as any personal health information (PHI) that is used to make decisions about an individual's care - including unstructured data such as clinical notes - from ANY covered entity:
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Onerous request and identity verification methods are prohibited: specifically, the covered entity cannot require a requestor to show up in-person to request that the records be mailed to their home, and multiple access request/access delivery method options are encouraged.
Covered entities must respond with the records requested within 30 days with the records in the requested format, if at all possible; one 30-day extension, and only one, can be granted as long as it is preceded by an explanation from the covered entity.
This is a big deal.
HHS just opened the door for all patients to receive their complete medical chart information, without censure, provided that information is not contained mental health professional session notes and does not jeopardize the individuals named in the PHI (as may be the case for inmates and guards, for example).
And HHS is requiring that the covered entities supply the information in the manner requested by the individual, provided the information is stored in a suitable format and can be transmitted with an agreed-upon degree of security. HHS explicitly declares unsecure email a suitable method of transport, as long as the requestor understands the risk and consents to the lack of security while the information is in transit.
In short:
HIPAA now says your provider is now allowed to email you an electronic copy of your complete medical record, within 30 days of your request, assuming you authorize the risk. If your provider tells you they are prohibited from emailing you information due to HIPAA, you can cite otherwise, and file an official complaint if they do not comply.
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I was not part of the mailing list when the thread was started so I could not properly reply. But the issue is a missing dependency of PyOpenGL. https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1049 I had the same issue and after installing python2-opengl, it worked. Mike
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- Telephone/Fax Facilities
- Free City Maps
- Free WiFi
- Hot Showers
- House Keeping
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Included
- Security Lockers
- Luggage Storage
- Non Smoking
- Outdoor Terrace
- Pool Table
- Postal Service
- Reading Light
- Restaurant
- Safe Deposit Box
- Steam Room
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Towels For Hire
- Towels Included
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
DirectionsShow MapHide Map
We are located in Bangrak, Charoen Krung between soi 36 and 34. Look for the white sign stating 'New Road Guest House', which points you into a small alley.
From the airports
There's many touts in the airports. We recommend official taxi by taximeter. This will set you back around 350-500 THB incl. airport and toll way fees.
Want an easy start with no concerns?
Book a 'soft landing' in advance and you will be picked up from the airport in a comfortable minibus with space for your luggage, and transferred straight to us. We call it an arrival package, and you can contact our Go Beyond Asia Travel Advisors for more information.
From other places in the city
- BTS Skytrain: The closest BTS Skytrain station is Saphan Taksin. From here, it is a short 15 min walk down the street.
- Riverboat: The closest pier is pier 1 (Oriental Hotel) at Charoen Krung Soi 40 just 10 mins walk away.
- TaxI: Convenient outside rush hours. Remember our 24hr telephone number and your taxi driver can call our reception for directions.
Located Near
From Airport: We recommend going by taxi on taximeter only
From other places:
BTS Sky Train: The closest BTS Sky Train station is Saphan Taksin. From Saphan Taksin it is a 15 minutes walk to New Road Guest House
River Boats: The closest riverboat pier is pier number 1 (Oriental Hotel)
Taxi: Ask the taxi driver to go to "Bangrak", which is the area in which New Road Guest House is located.Then ask him to go to Charoen Krung Road between soi 34 and 36 (very close to the Main Post Office).


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By SheilaT
from Westerville, OH, United States
Comments about Starbucks French Roast Dark Coffee 16 Count K-Cups:
Bold, rich flavor. Tried others but always return to this.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Krishnakumar
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This is one of my all time favorite!! Like this coffee every morning.
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So DIFFERENT!!!! Used to be MY Most FAVORITE!!
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I drink coffee any time during the day, see the descriptions of myself!!!
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By Connie the coffee girl
from PA
I have tried many Keurig flavors for the 2.0 Carafe, trying to find one that is palatable. Having no success, I will stick with single cup usage for this machine. Every variety has an odd taste, like paper(?). It is also difficult to get the proper strength using the large pod. This can be costly when you must dump an entire carafe due to a yucky taste.
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Just set up our new Keurig coffee maker and made a carafe of Breakfast Blend Coffee. It tasted better than Starbucks coffee. It was easy to make. I just followed the directions to set up.
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Love the coffee,but wish we could get them in a larger count
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can we please get a larger count box
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I have explored coffee for my morning two cups for years (I'm 67). Dark, light, strong, etc. always enjoyed stopping at Starbucks for their French Roast to brew at home. Then I found Keurig and Keurig started stocking Starbucks French Roast and I never looked back. I do not have a special agenda or sell coffee. What I know is simple I like the taste AND it does not give me rot gut as some others do. If you like it good if not find what works for you.
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My husband and I brew the K-carafe in the morning when we both drink coffee. At night, we have separate preferences. This coffee appeals to both of us. We can vary the taste by the amount of cream added. We are retired, so starting the day off smooth and easy is what this coffee does for us.
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For a light roast, this is suprisingly strong. Have not tried this roast in the single cup size. To me (and my wife) it doesn't taste that great, seems a little bitter. But may be ok to someone else.
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