Way cool. Congrats on having a blast on the BD's.
It has been a long, long time since I last jumped. My son is now 13, I hope he wants to go someday so we can go at the same time.
Why do you want to jump out of a perfectly good airplane when you know the damn thing is going to land anyway???????
My total cost was $236.50. $200 plus $1.00 per pound over 200.
Just doesnt make sense to me at all.
About a 30 min. plane ride up to 10,000 ft. 40- 45 sec, freefall to 5,000, and then app.10 min. canopy ride. There was no sensation of falling. The main thing you notice is the noise from the air rushing by.
Really? Not even at first while your accelerating to max. speed?
What? I sure hope you misspoke. With no sensation of falling what is the point? That would complety ruin the experience for me.
At least I didn't get the sensation of falling. Only the noise and feeling of the air passing until the canopy ride and getting closer to the ground. Kind of like riding in a plane. You don't get the feeling of moving until you look down and see the ground. Nothing like being on a roller coaster.
For about 2 years I was able to say that I had taken off in a plane, flown in a plane, but never landed in a plane. Yep, the first time I ever flew in a plane, I jumped out.
We were in a small plane and climbed out and hung onto a wing brace. When the guide gave us the thumbs up, we let go. He told us to watch the plane as long as possible. I absolutely had a falling sensation as I watched the plane pull away from me.
We were in a small plane and climbed out and hung onto a wing brace. When the guide gave us the thumbs up, we let go. He told us to watch the plane as long as possible. I absolutely had a falling sensation as I watched the plane pull away from me.
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