For the flight sequence on-board Rayna Boyanov (Rose Byrne)'s private jet where a nosedive forces a zero gravity effect of weightlessness, special effects supervisor Yves De Bono had the plane mounted on a 20-degree gimbal, allowing it to tilt and swivel in any direction. Movement was hydraulically controlled from the ground, and both cast and stunt team were harnessed to cables to simulate floating. Byrne spent time in a swimming pool practicing controlling her physical motions to prepare for the sequence, which required a week to complete. Both Byrne and Melissa McCarthy had the giggles at various points in the scene, with Melissa quipping, "It must be the altitude". As the plane dips up and down on the gimbal, she joked to director Paul Feig, "If the plane is rockin', don't come a knockin!".

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