Approx. 15- 20 successful jumps (including approved accuracy landings), learning to pack a parachute plus the successful completion of a written exam. Check out our learn to [...]
It depends on the individual person, time restrictions and weather. All going to plan, some students can finish their AFF course over two weekends. Other students like to spread it [...]
Alcohol and drugs are not to be consumed in skydiving operational areas. Eight hours must pass between your last drink and your first jump of the day. Smoking is strictly prohibited within 15m of [...]
The APF is the organisation that controls skydiving and parachuting at nearly all the civilian operations in Australia. With the approval of the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) it sets the [...]
Yes! We have excellent facilities (including wheelchair access) for friends and family to watch your special event! Enjoy snacks and drinks while you are watching!
We are a weather oriented sport and will only jump when it is safe to do so. We are regularly delayed by inclement weather such as strong winds or cloud. We ask you to give us a call only on the [...]
Most people find that their sinuses are blocked after the freefall, it is simple to equalise them by chewing, yawning or swallowing. Jumping with a cold or blocked sinus is not recommended.
People of many different shapes and sizes can go skydiving. Tandem skydiving is not highly physically demanding, your instructor does a lot of the work. if you do have any concerns, please [...]