Adren-l-n - completed in 2003; manufactured by Jus’ Fly; propeller driven; 1st prototype; currently operating successfully
Aerodium - propeller driven machine built 1980-1981; patented in 1982; operational for 5-7 years after opening.  Closed for unknown reasons, business is being carried on by the children of the inventor. 
Aerodium Latvia - built in 2004 by Francois St. German now operating in Latvia, propeller driven very busy tourist facility
Aerodium Mexico - built 2002 for military; small propeller driven; inadequate for training; currently For Sale
Aerokart - completed in 2002;fan driven; french training facility; currently operational
Airodium Zurich - completed in 1991; propeller driven; currently operational and successful.  The swiss tunnel is keeps current with technology and currently sell a portable vwt design.
Airkix UK - SkyVenture facility; recirculating unit; completed in 2005; currently operational
Airodium Gran Canaria - completed in 2000; propeller driven portable tunnel; operating successfully since completion this tunnel moves little around it’s home in the Canary Islands; another successfull tunnel.
Airofly #s 1 - 8 - propeller driven machines delivered to different locations; built to be movable with slow airspeeds of approximately 83mph; it is believed that all are out of commission as a result
Airpower Arena - completed in 1996 after success with the portable unit they built first; currently operational
Airpower Arena Portable - completed in 1985; propeller driven; possibly available for rentals.
Airzone - propeller driven portable; location unknown; no information is available
American Dream Flying Machine - completed in 1991; changed ownership 3 times and is currently for sale; slow airspeeds of 80-90 mph
Appalachian Amusement Center - completed in 2003; fan driven; currently operational
Blue Skies America - completed in 1990; propeller driven; closed due to lack of demand
Bodyflight Bedford - remodeled a former military wind tunnel, completed in 2005, currently operational
Bodyflight Skydive Simulators LTD - purchased an old canadian propeller driven tunnel; considering operations, little progress since 2000 believed to be due to financial reasons
BodyFlying SportanLagen - completed in 1997; constructed for an exhibition; disasembled 1 year later
Dr’Homme Volant - little is known about this facility which seemed to surface in 2002, extremely large suits have indicated extremely slow airspeeds;
Egyptian Military - completed in 1998 by the swiss Airodium; built for paratrooper training; currently operational with no public access
Wright Patterson Air Force Base - completed in 1943 for military testing; in 1946 Jack Tiffany flew in this tunnel making him the first human to fly in a Vertical Wind Tunnel and making WPAFB VWT the first VWT used for human flight; closed.  Moved operation to Ft. Bragg
Flyaway Japan - completed in the mid 1980’s; propeller driven tunnel; operational for just a couple of years
Flyaway Las Vegas - completed in 1982; propeller driven tourist facility; currently thriving
Flyaway Pigeon Forge - completed in 1982; propeller driven tourist facility; currently operational
Freefall Xtreme - completed in 2002; not yet open to the public; status unknown
Free Flight Indoor Skydiving - completed in 1990; not open to the general publich; prototype
Free Flight Skydiving School - completed in early 90’s operated on a DZ; small propeller driven tunnel; original burned down; rebuilt and disassembled due continued to structural failures
Jetfly - much is unknown about this tunnel other than it was manufactured by Mistubishi and has been available for flight in Japan
Ft. Bragg - completed for the military; no public access; fan driven; currently operational
Mobile Aerodium - propeller driven portable; operational for several years in a water park; currently disassembled and in storage; reason for closure is believed to be a result of the water park closure/lost location
Onera, France - science facility, used for human flight once for fun 
Party Zone - portable propeller driven tunnel, used for promotion of a Russian brewing company
Powerflyte - completed in 1994; propeller driven; successful on a portable tour; changed ownership twich; refurbished by new owners; currently non operational due to budget
Aerodium Isreal -  unknown start date; operational until approx 2002; dismantled
Skydive LTD - propeller driven portable; currently for sale
Skyflyer - tiny 3 fan driven portable tunnel; no information available
SkyVenture Arizona - completed in 2005; fan driven; currently operational skydiving training & tourist facility.
SkyVenture Genting - completed in 2002; fan driven; extremely loud; currently operational tourist facility
SkyVenture Orlando - completed in 1998; fan driven; extremely loud; currrently operational skydiving training & tourism
SkyVenture Perris - completed in 2003; fan driven; extremely loud; currently operational on a drop zone for skydivers
Sundsvall Swededn - completed in 1999; propeller driven; currently run by a swedish skydiving team
Terminal Velocity - completed in 1999; closed due to noise restrictions; for sale
Tokyo Roof - unknown; no information is available
Brazillian Portables - 3 propeller driven portable tunnels used as rentals and promotional aids throughout Brazil
Vertical Velocity - propeller driven portable unit; small and easy to move; currently operating successfully
Lifted Entertainment - propeller driven portable unit; purchased in 2002; currently operational
Vuelo Libre - slow speed propeller portable unit; sold & resold, currently for sale

Under Construction:
SkyVenture New Hampshire
SkyVenture Colorado
WindWorld Hungary

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