Zero-G Solutions

Zero Gravity Corporation, doing business as Zero-G, was founded in 2004 and is headquartered at Exploration Park near NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. As the only FAA Part 121-certified provider of zero-gravity flights, the company flies parabolic maneuvers aboard its specially modified Boeing 727 aircraft, 'G-Force One', producing roughly 30 seconds of true weightlessness per parabola -- microgravity, lunar-gravity or Martian-gravity, as required.

Zero-G's Research Flights program lets space-technology developers, universities and government agencies test hardware, fluid behavior and life-science payloads in real microgravity before committing to a costly orbital launch; a research flight can fly up to 30 parabolas (about 15 minutes of weightlessness) and support handheld payloads up to full-cabin private charters. Customers have included NASA, the U.S. Space Force, Blue Origin, Axiom Space and Virgin Galactic; in 2025 the company completed its largest research campaign to date, testing 87 payloads over 11 flights, and in the same year secured a $13 million U.S. Space Force contract to fly parabolic missions for the Space Training and Readiness Command's Azimuth Program.

Beyond research, Zero-G operates Public Flights (individual weightless-experience seats), Private Flights/charters, and Marketing Campaigns and Media Productions services that have produced zero-gravity content for brands and productions including Google, Sony, Tony Hawk, The Bachelorette and others. Over more than 20 years of operation the company has flown 900+ flights, more than 17,000 parabolas and over 22,000 guests with a spotless safety record.