Gold Pack | Tandem jump at 12000 ft:

Overview:

The Gold Pack includes 15 minutes of airplane flight, with an incredible panoramic view over the city of Évora, 50 seconds in free fall at 200km/h, where you can hear the birds sing, with about 5 minutes of open parachute flight.

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Aeródromo de Évora Estr. de Viana, 7005-210 Évora, Portugal

Important info

The time designed in your booking it's not the time you will board the plane, but the time of arrival at our permisses.

Additional info

Confortable clothes and an extra pair of shoes.

Restrictions

Tandem jumping can be done without an age limit, as long as the person does not suffer from cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological or orthopaedic diseases, glaucoma, chronic otitis, sinusitis, epilepsy, drug addiction, alcoholism or diabetes (or any other diseases that prevent them from practicing the activity).

FAQS

IS SKYDIVING DANGEROUS?

According to French research based on global statistics, the sports considered more dangerous than skydiving are: 1 – Hang gliding; 2 – Mountaineering; 3 – Mountain biking; 4 – Diving; 5 – Motor racing; with skydiving coming even further down, therefore not in the “Top 5”. Skydiving is undoubtedly a risky sport, but this risk is minimized by a series of equipment and attitudes that contribute to making this sport increasingly safe. Nowadays, modern skydiving is extremely safe.

WHAT IF THE PARACHUTE DOESN'T OPEN?

This is usually the question everyone asks when talking about skydiving. However, this is not the real problem for skydivers, as each jump is always carried out with two parachutes: a main one and a reserve one. Parachutes are designed in such a way that they never fail to open unless they are folded incorrectly. In addition, parachutes used in training must have a safety system that makes it impossible to reach the ground without at least one parachute open.