Further levels will require an intensive brief session and “dirt dive” before manifesting for your place in the aircraft.Īfter completing the eight levels you are qualified as a Level 8 AFF student allowing you to jump out of an aircraft on your own, under supervision of a qualified Instructor. Subsequent levels will be charged at the end of the day the skydive takes place.Īfter the Level 1 you will be debriefed by your Instructors and the skydive will be written up in your personal log book. Payment is only required initially for the Level 1 training course and jump by making a deposit online and paying the balance on the day of the course. It consists of eight jumps which are classified as Levels 1 – 8. The AFF course can be done as an individual or in a group with a maximum size of four students to one Instructor.
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All jumps will end with a full debrief and a write up of the jump will be made in your personalised Log Book. Costs for subsequent levels will be a lot less than your original outlay as you have completed your “ground school” and will only require a comprehensive brief before subsequent descents. They will also have been instructed in the theory of parachute control and after deploying their parachute, this knowledge will enable them to land softly and safely on the drop zone, however, a radio communications back up is always used for safety reasons.Īfter you have completed your Level 1 you may then wish to continue to complete the whole course which consists of eight levels. Students will be instructed in all aspects of skydiving and canopy control which will enable them to cope with the rigors of freefalling at 120mph, controlling their body in freefall and performing a set routine of drills, ultimately deploying their own parachute at 5,000 feet. During the freefall phase your two Instructors will give in-air tuition and be on hand to monitor your safety at all times. This two day course commences with a full day in the classroom followed by your first freefall skydive from up to 13,000 feet early on the second day.
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