FlyStation Korea.
Korea's first commercial indoor skydiving — 4.5m tunnel, Yongin, famous from Running Man.
Vertical wind tunnel
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Four ways to fly.
Indoor wind tunnel sessions. Weather-independent.
Basic 2-min — Weekday
Basic 2-min — Weekend & Holiday
Double 4-min — Weekday
Double 4-min — Weekend & Holiday
Korea's first commercial wind tunnel.
FlyStation Korea opened in 2019 in Yongin, Gyeonggi-do — about an hour southeast of Seoul — as Korea's first commercial indoor skydiving facility, and it remains the country's reference wind tunnel. The TT45 PRO recirculating tunnel (TunnelTech, 4.5-metre flight chamber) generates winds up to 360 km/h in a transparent chamber, with staff coaches flying alongside every first-timer. Sessions are sold by tunnel time: the Basic ticket buys two minutes split into two one-minute rotations — roughly the freefall time of two real tandem jumps — and the Double ticket doubles it; weekday pricing runs lower than weekends and holidays. Entry requirements are friendly: ages four and up, weight to 125 kg, with a doctor's note required only for prior neck, shoulder or back injuries — which makes this the rare entry in the catalogue suitable for whole families, and for travellers who want the freefall sensation without an aircraft, a season or a weather window. Operations run year-round on long hours, roughly 10:30–20:30 on weekdays with earlier starts on holidays. Beyond first-timers, the facility runs a flying school for bodyflight progression, hosts the FSK CUP indoor competition, and serves as winter training for Korea's sport skydivers; it has featured on Korean television including Running Man, which is why weekend slots fill with domestic visitors. The right stop for Seoul itineraries, kids' first flights, and skydivers in transit who want tunnel time — and a natural complement to Korea's outdoor dropzones, which run to seasonal weather. Tickets start at ₩66,000 for the weekday Basic, and bookings run through the operator's Naver calendar — reserve ahead for weekends.
Sign in, weigh in, watch the safety briefing. You learn the hand signals your instructor uses inside the chamber — nothing is audible over the fans.
Flight suit, helmet, goggles and earplugs. Your instructor checks the fit before you step through to the chamber.
Flight time is sold in rotations of roughly a minute. One rotation is about the airtime of a full skydive’s freefall. An instructor flies alongside you throughout.
Watch the footage back with your coach, who talks through body position and what a second rotation would add.
“If the operator cancels your session, you’re rebooked at no charge — or refunded in full. No customer-side surcharge.”
Aircraft typically flown at this dropzone.
Liability waiver signed on the day. We send a copy ahead so you can read it before you commit — no mid-day surprises.
Cancellation & policies.
Cancellations and date changes are arranged directly with the dropzone — message them anytime, and SiA steps in if needed.
Approved refunds are returned to your original payment method, typically within 5–10 business days. The dropzone confirms the timing.
After booking you’ll be in direct contact with the dropzone — any change or refund is arranged with them. SiA’s team is here if you need us.
Eight real anxieties, addressed.
Tandem operators set their own weight limit (commonly around 90–115 kg) and confirm borderline cases on the day — check the exact limit with this dropzone when you enquire. AFF students have no upper limit but must fit the rig comfortably.
Sagar's Vlog★★★★★a year agoAmazing Experience at FlyStation! I recently did the one-day indoor flying class here and it was absolutely unforgettable! The whole experience felt like real skydiving, but in a much safer and more controlled environment. The trainers were super professional, friendly, and guided me step-by-step — even a first-timer like me felt totally comfortable. The place is well-maintained, clean, and has a really cool vibe. It was something I’ve had on my bucket list for a long time, and I’m so glad I finally ticked it off. If you’re even a little curious about flying or adventure sports, I’d 100% recommend trying this out!
Scarlett Schmidt★★★★★6 years agoBeautiful, really powerful tunnel, great staff. If you’re an experienced flier, they have English speaking coaches that are talented. For comparison, I typically fly HD at 90-92% in SoCal iFLYs and flew static high speed at 78% in this one.
Johnsen S★★★★★7 years agoNice Tunnel I have seen quite a few tunnels now around the world and this one is quite nice. A lot of space around on 2 floors for spectators to watch. TV screen all around, very modern very awesome. Cool coaches and good staff, also able to speak good English. Loved it, I will be back.
The address and map pin above are the meet point — check in at the venue reception. Allow extra time to find the entrance if it sits inside a larger mall or attraction complex.
Most visitors drive or use Kakao T. Parking and transfer arrangements vary by venue — the operator confirms specifics in the enquiry reply. Plan a buffer before your session time for traffic and check-in.
Tunnel sessions typically run about 90 minutes end to end — briefing, gear-up, your flights and changing. Airtime itself is measured in minutes. Operators ask you to check in ahead of your slot; confirm how far ahead when you book.
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