Greetings!

Are you a hired manager and a skydiver or enjoy flying in a wind tunnel? Would you like to have a job or a business that brings a buzz? At the same time, do you want to maintain a stable source of income? If this sounds like you, then read on.

My name is Viktor Kozlov.

The first time I flew in a wind tunnel was in 2009. When speaking with the instructors, I learned that the cost of the project was about $7 million. This amount seemed huge, and no one thought of opening such a wind tunnel in my city, with a population of 700,000 people.

However, in 2014, I saw an opportunity to connect most of my life with my passion for flying. A ready‑made modular type of closed‑loop wind tunnel (for year‑round use) was put up for sale. It cost $350,000 and was 2.2 meters (7.2 feet) in diameter.

At first, the size of the wind tunnel seemed small to me, as I had previously flown in wind tunnels 3.6–5 meters (11.8–16.4 feet) in diameter. After I flew in wind tunnels of this size for more than 10 hours and mastered flying, sitting, going upside down, and carving, I realized that such wind tunnels are great for both first‑time flyers and athletes for mastering individual and pair techniques. To date, my flight time in compact wind tunnels is more than 100 hours.

After testing, I realized that this could be launched in my city in just a few months and could bring in good profit due to its popularity. The task remained small: to prepare the project and find an investor. Upon arriving in my city, I started attending meetings.

By that time, I was advising on how to increase sales in the wind tunnel business and saw the differences between this industry and others that are sales‑based.

A little more about my experience…

After that, I consulted for indoor skydiving businesses, worked 2 years as a CEO, and launched a brand selling wind tunnels with a diameter of 2.2–3 meters (7.2–9.8 feet) on the world market. We sold them to entrepreneurs from South America, the Middle East, Europe, and Russia.

For many years in the indoor skydiving business, I have seen this pattern emerge: each project has an initiator who is passionate about the idea and ready to solve the tasks of attracting investment, organizing, and launching the project.

Start with the book + consultation

To help you address these issues, we have created the book Indoor Skydiving Revolution: Wind Tunnel in Every City of the World as an introductory step to our program.

If you want to receive a consultation, you can choose the appropriate package that includes a consultation. Even if you do not have your own investments, during the consultation I will show you the way to secure 10%+ of the wind tunnel business and share examples of people who have done the same.

• You don’t have a proven business plan, or you do not know how quickly the wind tunnel will pay off and become profitable.
• You do not understand issues related to the selection of equipment.
• You’ve heard that the entry threshold for this business is $7–10 million, but you’re unaware that year‑round wind tunnels can cost as little as $0.5–2 million (the final price of the complex).