Learn to Skydive

How our Accelerated Freefall "AFF" Course works

The AFF ground school is the first step to becoming a licenced skydiver.
This is a minimum of 6hours theory where we provide you with all the information required to take on the skies.
We cover all things equipment, freefall body position, the canopy and emergency procedures. Everything learnt today is reiterated throughout your course.
The AFF tandem is designed to introduce you to freefall and flying a canopy.

The instructed levels are where you start skydiving with your own parachute.
The first three levels are with 2 instructors - during these jumps your aim is to show them you have a good body position and are altitude aware, whilst achieving the goals of the skydive.
The next four levels are with 1 instructor. In these jumps you learn to turn and how to get stable in the sky.
Level 8 is called a hop 'n' pop where you exit the aircraft and deploy your parachute shortly after.

Consolidation jumps also known as "consols" are 10 solo skydives.
These begin once you have successfully achieved the tasks in levels 1-8. These jumps are designed to help you gain confidence falling through the sky solo.
Once all 10 jumps are complete you are now officially a qualified skydiver and have achieved your "A Licence".