From AFF to A License:your next step as a skydiver The A License is the natural next step after your Accelerated Freefall (AFF). By then, you’ve already done at least 7 jumps – you’re flying solo – and you’ll spend an intense week working towards your official skydiver’s license: 25 jumps, new skills, and growing confidence in the air. For a whole week, it’s all about flying. Your body adapts, your mind follows, and somewhere along the way, it hits you: you’re becoming a skydiver. A week that makes the difference What normally takes months, happens here in just a few days. Not because we rush – but because everything is set up right. You sleep in a place that smells like sea and adventure. You eat with people who want the same thing as you. And you jump, learn, laugh, grow – day after day. Every jump has a clear goal, you get direct feedback, and you feel things start to click. You don’t just learn how, but more importantly, why. That brings calm. Confidence. Control. More than technique During this week, you don’t just improve your flying with targeted assignments – you also learn how to land. You work on your body position in freefall, your knowledge on the ground, and the mindset that comes with solo skydiving. Packing your own parachute is a practical requirement for the A License. But it’s more than just a skill. When you know what you’re doing, your sense of control and safety grows too. That moment when you pack your own rig and carry it to the plane – it’s not just a formality. It’s a step towards real independence. You trust yourself. You know what you’re carrying. It feels different. And it shows in your jump. Jump in a place
From AFF to A License:your next step as a skydiver The A License is the natural next step after your Accelerated Freefall (AFF). By then, you’ve already done at least 7 jumps – you’re flying solo – and you’ll spend an intense week working towards your official skydiver’s license: 25 jumps, new skills, and growing