Many have asked me “What does it take to fly and perform maneuvers like a Sky Combat Ace pilot?” and the answer is very simple really— you have to have a passion for it. When I speak of passion, I mean you have to really love what you are doing. Not the go-through-the-motions type of …
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Just launching at Sky Combat Ace: Operation Red Flag. We couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate how old America is this Fourth of July than by bringing back this BAMF aviation operation done by past fighter pilots who just really love to scare the crap out of their opponents…just like us! Known in …
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Sky Combat Ace would like to pay tribute to a lady just as crazy as us-Ms. Amelia Earhart. In 1928 she made the decision that would change her life, Earhart became the first woman to fly over the Atlantic Ocean. She flew all the way from Newfoundland to Wales in about 21 hours in a …
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As part of the program at Sky Combat Ace, you civilians get to participate in a tradition known to us specially-trained dogfighting stunt pilots (new official titles for the pilots at SCA?) as The Naming Ceremony, in which a call sign is chosen for you (I mean, giving you a call sign is pretty much …
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Ever wanted to embrace your adventurous side by flying at top speeds and pulling up to 10 Gs upside down, sideways and even backwards?…In Sky Combat Ace’s Extra 330LCs you can. We use these planes by choice and design, because, well, as best stated by Ricky Bobby, “I wanna go fast!!” What makes the planes …
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G-LOC at 0:50 Here at Sky Combat Ace, we regularly knock the socks off of any and everyone that comes through our doors seeking the ultimate adventure. One thing that some people actually have started to request after seeing videos of our customers who have experienced “G-LOC” aka G-Induced Loss of Consciousness (in Laymen’s terms- …
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My name is Richard “Tex” Coe, and I’m the owner and Chief Operating Pilot of Las Vegas’ (and probably the world’s) most extreme adventure, Sky Combat Ace. We see so many crazy things during our job flying regular people (and sometimes celebs) through the air at 250 mph that we decided we should start a …
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