Flight

Short. Different. Excellent use of stereo. Well worth a go.

I went here with my partner and loved that your given a boarding ticket to start with and sit next to complete strangers throughout. I thoroughly enjoyed the show and would recommend go see it as only 30 minutes. It could have done with more turbulance for me personally, came out smiling at the end though.

In the remaining few days it's worth catching this if you haven't already. As has been pointed out, it's more of an immersive art installation than a theatre performance, and it's best not to have any expectations of narrative and plot. It will no doubt be quite unnerving for some but what's the harm in being a bit unnerved and unsettled for 30 minutes in an art experience you know is safe?

I would probably agree with some of the reviews that have already been posted here that this show is an interesting concept that promises much and has so much more potential that is unfulfilled. Having said that I thought it was a really interesting experience and the quality of the sound recording and headphones made it immersive and completely different to the other shows that I had seen. For this reason I would still award it 4 STARS!
Improvements to create more sensory perceptions? A large air blower (£80); water misting spray (£5 each); Red Fire mirror projection (£250); More hydraulic rams under container (£1,000s)

In Flight, the audience are passengers on a plane and sit in darkness wearing headphones. The realism of being passengers is lost, as the darkness and headphones form a contrived way of creating sound effects which although unsettling, don't amount to a coherent and frightening narrative. As with last year's Séance by the same company, Flight feels like an interesting scenario that isn't fully exploited.

Clever conceit and staging. I thought they could have made more of this but worth 30 mins of your time.

A ‘performance’ that forces you to be the cat in Schrödinger’s cat thought experiment. Pay attention to what you think about while in that container— what you’re scared of, what you doubt, what you wonder. All these byproduct thoughts of Flight are what make it, for me, an absolute must-see.

I cannot recommend Flight highly enough - possibly the best thing I've ever been to at the Fringe. Unsettling, totally immersive, philosophical and strangely magical.

I wouldn't say it was scary as such - just fantastically surreal.

Don't miss it.

Finally, something more terrifying and confusing than Ryanair! Go!

Genuinely terrifying. Technically impressive. I’d call it more of an art piece than theatre and not for the faint hearted but defs won’t be something you’ll forget.

Weird and interesting - more of an interactive art installation than a performance. Don't see if you are at all scared of flying. Otherwise, a good use of half an hour.

This has been my favorite thing I've done at the Fringe so far. Holy s***. Just go.

Clearly lots of people enjoyed this, but none of our little group found it particularly powerful. It felt like a big anti-climax and that we never quite got what it was building up to. There are and have been other bit of experiential theatre that were far more powerful and convincing than this. ***

This was my quirky pick of the fringe...... something a bit off the wall..... well worth the experience. You’ll take what you want from Flight. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Want something different give it a go. Thumbs up from me.

Brilliant immersive experience. 30 minutes well spent, still talking about it days later.

This was a great experience - pitch black, inside a shipping container dressed up as the inside of a plane, split up from your companions... with only a headphone to listen to. There is less of a plot and more the brief exploration of a concept, but (somewhat sadly) I was just enthralled by the quality of the sound engineering throughout - just fantastic. My other half particularly liked the slight horror aspect of it, so it satisfied both of us. For only half an hour, I'd say this is an experience worth checking out.

A fascinating experience. Very surreal and I think everyone should give it a try. Not too scary, even if you get anxious about flying.
I agree with the previous reviewer about depth though! I think it would've been interesting to dive a bit deeper, but still a great immersive experience!

Amazing experience! Would have liked a little more depth to the plot, however this is a really unusual piece of work that keeps you on the edge of your seat.