Skydiving in Cyprus
"Two day" Square Parachute "Static Line" Course with jumps from 3500 feet!
First jumps are made from 3500 feet using a static line - a system which automatically deploys your main parachute as you fall away from the aircraft and are the first stage of a training programme that could lead to you obtaining your licence.
Having completed a minimum of six static line jumps (learning the art of falling away from the aircraft whilst practicing pulling a dummy rip cord handle) you could be ready for your first free fall.
Short 3 second delays first, then 5 second delays, then 10 second delays, then 15 second delays, and so on, each time building up your experience and jumping from higher and higher altitudes.
In a minimum of 18 jumps you could obtain your licence and qualify as a skydiver free falling on your own for approximately 70 seconds from altitudes up to 13,500 feet deploying your parachute to be open at 2000 feet.
Please allow 2 full days. Our airfield planning permission allows us to fly from 9am to 8pm (or dark) on a daily basis.
Restrictions & Conditions
Maximum weight limit is 16 stone. However participants mustn't be overweight in relation to their height. Reasonable levels of fitness also apply.
Persons age 40 or more will require a solo medical form signed by their doctor. Anyone under the age of 18 will require the same medical form to be witnessed by a parent or guardian in addition to providing parental consent on a BPA membership form. The minimum age is 16. The upper age limit is 55.
Weather
You can jump in clear conditions with winds of 15 knots (18mph) or less. If the weather prevents your jump from taking place as planned you may return on any mutually convenient occasion at no extra cost within a 3 month period from your initial training date. Additional jumps should also not be more than 3 months apart.
