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A 'hard TF' flight in an F-111 is very much conducive to the inexperienced to 'blow chunks'. Over the hills of England and Scotland, I did not 'blew chunks' but was definitely felt more than just queasy.The "barf rate" for incentive rides in fighters tended to hover at around 65%.
Very expensive, but these would be great for adventure-seekers and people who love jet fighters. I'd suggest anyone who isn't completely armored against motion sickness and/or claustrophobia avoid them, or you'd be barfing on the take-off roll.
The "barf rate" for incentive rides in fighters tended to hover at around 65%.
One of the best incentive rides ever - We had a dink in an AWACS ( a scope dope) who thought he was billy bad-***. He thought HIS job was hard, and he did all the tough stuff. "I tell you where to go. You go there and push a button. What's the big deal?"
At a Red Flag, we arranged for him to get a ride. The mission was fight, tank, fight, tank, fight, return to base - a LONG and difficult mission. So who do we pair him with? A guy named MONGO, a G-animal and one of the best and most aggressive pilots we had.
At the end of the mission, Mongo's jet is taxiing in with the canopy open. We can see the AWACs guy's head resting on the rail. There's strings of puke dripping down the fuselage. The guy was green, couldn't move, and just kept saying "I had no idea... I had no idea..."
They had to peel him out and carry him away, and steam-clean the cockpit.

If it is expensive ride....... than where is cheap ride?
Chogy you bully
I feel sorry for the poor guy...
I never pulled G forces ..
But we the (ex) Navy people have a different experience on Motion nausea...When our vessels roll 35 degrees on each side for days on end.
We drink less water,and avoid eating anything slimy..such as a banana.
A glass of water+A banana = Barfing your guts out in stormy weather.
@Pakistaninationalist
you driven a tank?
i wouldnt sit in a car with you...as tank drivers usually drive cars like a tank![]()

i think its relatively cheap....compared to $ 200,000 for a flight on Virgin Gallactic.
a cheaper option may be a helium balloon...
but no breaking sound barrier...no pulling Gees...No acrobatics.
Not exactly a true fighter experience jet but air combat experience within reach of most civilians.
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