G-Force Aerobatics

About G-Force Aerobatics

G-Force Aerobatics, trading as the British Aerobatic Academy, operates from Banbury Airport in Wroxton, roughly an hour from London. As a CAA and EASA audited Approved Training Organisation, the school specialises in aerobatic and upset-recovery instruction, running courses from Basic through to Advanced aerobatic ratings alongside spin and UPRT training for both general aviation and commercial pilots. Chief Instructor Adrian Willis has logged well over 6,000 hours on Extra aircraft, and the school's varied fleet includes Extra 200 and Extra 300 aerobatic aircraft, Grob 115B/D/D2s, Cessna 140, 152, 177RG and 310R, Piper PA-28R Arrow and PA-32, and a 1934 Fairchild Argus. Beyond aerobatics, G-Force offers PPL, LAPL and NPPL training, Night Rating, tailwheel conversion, CB-IR and IR(R) instrument qualifications, CPL and multi-engine ratings, and FI/CRI instructor courses. Around 55% of its students come from overseas, and its pilots regularly place highly in UK aerobatic competitions.