cundair

I have been jumping for almost 20 years. I started at a small Cessna Drop Zone, and have traveled all over North America to many US and Canadian Drop Zone, and I currently work weekends at a Turbine Drop Zone here in Canada. While I have never been interested in traveling to Quebec to jump during my entire skydiving life, since Mission 100 - the Canadian large formation record jump was to be hosted at Nouvel Air – I bought tickets to Montreal and decided to attend. I did not really know what to expect from this Drop Zone or the people that ran it. I can’t begin to emphasis how professionally run the drop zone is, the people are genuinely some of the friendliest and most down to earth people I’ve meet through-out my skydive career. Yes, I was there to attend a very special event, but the DZ continued normal operations while the record attempts were ongoing, and from what I observed the customers and staff – many of whom were also on the record attempts – were all having a great time. I would sincerely recommend this DZ to anyone who wishes to visit a World Class Skydiving facility in operation. The facilities, planes and people were all a class act – one that would be difficult to duplicate.

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Good morning, I am heading to New Zealand this summer, (well more precisely, July), and I'm wondering about DZ's, near Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Invercargill. I am wondering about license requirements etc... I'm not sure where any of the many DZ's listed in NZ are relative to each other and the islands.. Any help would be appreciated! I would really like to visit a few DZ's... Thanks, Troy

Good morning, I am heading to Brisbane Australia this summer, (well more precisely, Gold Coast in July), and I'm wondering about nearby DZ's. (I could travel a day so the radius would be whatever could be reached in one full day driving.) I am wondering about license requirements etc... I'm not sure which of the many DZ's listed in Australia are close to Brisbane? Any help would be appreciated! I would really like to visit a few DZ's... Thanks, Troy