Peter Weber Goes Full Top Gun For One of His First Group Dates on The Bachelor

Updated on Sep 27, 2019 at 5:30 PM

Forget roses: It looks like a few ladies will be earning their wings on Peter Weber's season of The Bachelor. Shortly after it was announced that the 28-year-old would be the star of the upcoming season, we're now getting a glimpse of one of his first group dates, which is fittingly pilot-themed.

On Sept. 22, the handsome Delta Air Lines pilot was spotted filming in Los Angeles with a handful of his recently-announced contestants. The ladies competed in an obstacle course with the hopes of being Peter's copilot for the day. The course even had a windmill, which is probably a nod to Peter's infamous date with Hannah on The Bachelorette. From the women's green jumpsuits to Peter's brown leather jacket and dark-washed jeans, we're definitely getting major Top Gun vibes here.

While filming for the new season is currently underway, we still have a while before we'll see it on TV. The new season doesn't premiere until Jan. 6, 2020. In the meantime, enjoy the first glimpse of Peter's group date ahead.

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