Curious to know who Airboss is and thinking about learning to skydive? At Airboss, you combine your first jumps with a unique vacation, personal coaching, and a vibe you won’t find anywhere else. Read on to discover who we are.
Who is Airboss – and why people learn to skydive with us
From dream to jump
As a kid, I was fascinated by the skydivers who landed near our home during Queen’s Day. That image of people floating freely through the sky stuck with me. I knew then: one day, I want to experience that too.
In the summer of 1988, that dream became reality. I went to France to learn how to skydive, and on August 15, I made my very first jump. That moment changed everything. From then on, skydiving wasn’t just a hobby — it became a way of life.
The birth of Airboss
Years later, I founded Airboss with one goal: guiding people through their very first steps in the sky. I’ve now made over 15,000 jumps and trained hundreds of people. With more than 25 years of experience, it’s still special every time someone takes that first leap. That feeling never fades.
What makes Airboss different
For years, Airboss has been organizing skydive holidays to sunny locations like
France, Spain, Senegal, and
Morocco. Whether you come alone or with friends, you’ll be part of a group sharing something unforgettable.
Our approach is personal, hands-on, and committed. You’ll be trained step by step by experienced instructors. In just one week, you can earn your internationally recognized skydiving license — your entry into a sport that offers an incredible sense of freedom.
Where your skydive journey begins with Airboss
At Airboss, it’s not just about learning to jump — it’s about the full experience. For a whole week, you’ll step out of your routine and into an environment where air, light, and boldness come together. Whether you’re discovering the sport or working toward your license, we’re here for you. Who is Airboss? We’re here for anyone who wants to fly with full focus and a healthy dose of joy.
Airboss is affiliated with the parachuting division of the Royal Dutch Aviation Association, KNVvL.