Inclusions

Two days of extensive ground training.
Examination for a solo jump.
One IAD/Static Line jump (solo).

Exclusions

Apart from Inclusions

THINGS TO CARRY

What to wear

Please dress suitably and comfortably for your skydiving and be respectful of the local culture and sentiments.

Athletic, comfortable clothes are advised. T-shirts/tops with round necks and sleeves and shorts that cover the thigh area are recommended so that the harness fits comfortably.

Collared shirts should be avoided. (Flapping collars during freefall can be unpleasant.)

Laced-up sneakers or sports shoes are ideal for your skydiving. Please make sure your shoes don't have any buckles or studs on them.

Not allowed: Swimwear.

Not allowed: Sandals, boots, or heeled/platform shoes of any type.

Customers are advised to remove any jewellery, watches, and other accessories before their skydive. 

Every customer will be given protective eye goggles to wear during their skydive. So, if you need to wear prescription glasses or lenses during your skydive, please do so. You don't want to miss that view!

HOW TO REACH

Hire A taxi

Policy and Terms

Refer to T&C

Terms and Conditions

Refer to T&C

Frequest Questions

Q: Do I need a doctor's certificate?
A: Yes, you do need a doctor's certificate. We require a doctor's certificate from any General physician. You can find the download for the certificate in the section "Medical fitness certificate". The doctor's certificate does not require much effort. Contact your doctor.

Q: Is there a minimum/maximum age?
A: You can start your Tandem jump at the age of 16, provided you have obtained written consent from both legal guardians. But there is no upper age limit. We have already done AFF courses and tandem dives with pensioners over 72 years old. The golden rule is that you can take on AFF training if you feel fit enough and have a doctor's certificate.