Yes, there is a weight limit of 220lbs for males and 180lbs for females.

18 Years Old

There is no age limit as long as you are in good health.

From the time the plane takes off, 20 minute flight, approx. 1 minute free-fall and 3-6 minute canopy flight. 

We do take walk in. Bookings come first and you may not be able to jump if you walk in.

Yes a deposit is required to make an appointment. It will be refunded for weather or other reason we are not able to jump.

The wait time depends upon the day, time, and the size of the tandem group. It can be 1-4 hours. Plan on spending half a day with us. Additionally, please note that the weather at our dropzone tends to be more conducive to skydiving earlier in the day or later in the evening – the wind can pick up in the afternoon.

Dress in comfortable clothes and shoes that tie.  We provide a jumpsuit that will go over your clothing.

It is normal to feel apprehensive about jumping from “a perfectly good” airplane – but remember, there are no perfectly good airplanes! The ride to altitude in the aircraft is typically where most students feel the most anxiety, but few jumpers report feeling anything but exhilaration once they’ve left that door!

You’ll have to find out for yourself – its impossible to describe! We can tell you that you do not experience the “elevator” or “roller-coaster” feeling that people associate with being the victim of a rapid fall.

USPA is the governing body of skydiving in the United States. The acronym stands for the United States Parachute Association.

The United States Parachute Association (USPA) has set the guidelines to obtain Skydive A License. A-license certification requires you to fulfill 25 jumps and achieve proficiency. For more information, contact ASC about our Alaska Skydiver Program.

The first three count towards your license.

Most jumps will transfer; please contact us with more information regarding where you started your training and how many jumps you’ve completed.