You’ll need sneakers or closed-toe shoes, as well as pants and a windproof jacket, even if you don’t end up using them during the flight.
At higher altitudes, the temperature can be significantly cooler than on the ground, and the wind is often more noticeable. It’s better to be well-covered to fully enjoy this unique experience!
For wheelchair users, we’ve chosen a specially adapted option. We use a flight chair equipped with a neoprene cover that is both windproof and thermal. This cover provides leg support, protects the torso, and ensures optimal comfort with improved thermal insulation. However, we still recommend dressing warmly, as the air gets cooler at altitude, even with this extra protection.