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Envie de vivre des sensations fortes ? Réservez un vol en chute libre à l'Airspace Indoor Skydiving, le plus haut simulateur de chute libre en Europe !
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Color name
RGB
HSL
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#00B9EB
Cerulean
0, 185, 235
193, 100, 46
100, 21, 0, 8
#C1C1C1
Silver
193, 193, 193
0, 0, 76
0, 0, 0, 24
#190F6D
Arapawa
25, 15, 109
246, 76, 24
77, 86, 0, 57
Airspace Indoor Skydiving is a Belgian indoor skydiving centre in Charleroi, founded in 2014 by parachuting enthusiasts Jonas Van Wesel and Eddy Vande Vonder. As one of Belgium’s first indoor freefall simulators, it welcomes first-time flyers, families, groups, businesses and experienced skydivers. Its wind tunnel stands 17 metres high, with a 4.
5-metre diameter, and can generate airflow of up to 310 km/h. Flights are available for adults, children aged four to twelve, and groups, with packages that include a safety briefing, equipment and instructor demonstration; media and a “Human Flight” diploma may also be available. Experienced flyers can practise and develop indoor skydiving skills through the Proflyer programme, with coached sessions and technical guidance.
Airspace also offers gift vouchers, birthday experiences, and corporate team-building and seminar packages. Businesses can make use of meeting rooms, catering and guided tours, while visitors can access photos and videos from their session. The centre provides coaching and instruction, with participation subject to age, weight and health conditions
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The Airspace logo comes in two versions: a logo and an icon. Download as SVG, transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are Airspace's brand colors?
The Airspace color palette uses the hex codes #00B9EB, #C1C1C1 and #190F6D.
The Airspace name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Airspace and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Airspace. Their use is subject to Airspace's brand guidelines.
