Drop Zone rules are as follows
In order to jump at the Thai Sky Adventures drop zone, you will be required to produce your License and Log Book and undertake refresher training if you have exceeded the allowable time period since your last jump. We accept any License and membership of your home country as long as issued by an FAI (Federation Aeronautique International) contracting country or state.
- AAD is required
- Reserve re-pack cycle is 6 months
- Helmets required until “B” License
- No cameras allowed until you have 200 jumps
- No Tandem student mounted cameras
- Wind limit for non-licensed jumpers is 14 Mph
- Minimum deployment altitude for “D” License holders is 2,500 feet
- Drop Zone rental gear and mandatory gear checks
- No crossing the runway below 1,000 feet
- No spiralling below 1,000 feet
- No jumping whilst intoxicated, and that includes from the night before
- No fun jumpers following Tandem Jumps
Equipment Checks:
If you own your own equipment it is imperative that you maintain it properly, if you have any doubts at all please ask a qualified rigger to inspect your equipment. For your safety we inspect all equipment on a regular basis and this includes:
- Full check of container, handles, buckles,cables, pilot chute etc
- Reserve packing in date and packed by a certified rigger. (If we have any doubt you will need a reserve re-pack - see price page)
- We will also unpack your main canopy to check the integrity of the lines (Lines should be changed at 250-450 jumps depending on line type or maybe less)
- If the canopy appears worn or "Sun Faded" we will ask you to do a thumb test (Try to press your thumb through the material)
- If you object to any of the above you have 2 Options available
- Use a rental rig that we know is OK
- Go jump at another drop zone
