



Accelerated Free Fall (AFF) course has nine (9) stages to become a qualified skydiver towards achieving your A license. We recommend SA Skydiving at Langhorne Creek to instruct you through the AFF course. Most people hand over $300 or maybe more for a tandem and are no closer to being a solo jumper. The AFF course has nine stages. The course is offered stage by stage. Begin this way and you are on your way to becoming a qualified skydiver.
South Australian Sports Parachute Council (SASPC). Membership of the SASPC provides a subsidy towards completed B license jumps.
www.saspc.asn.au
www.facebook.com/saspc
Australian Parachute Federation (APF) is the peak body for skydiving in Australia. When you commence your AFF course, you will be issued with an APF membership number.
* Look up your APF Membership Number
* APF Insurance options
* Drop Zone directory
* APF Members Facebook Group
Fun Jumper FB Groups
* Goulburn, NSW
* Langhorne Creek, SA
* Lower Light, SA
* Moruya, NSW
* Picton, NSW
* Port Macquarie, NSW
Events
APF events here
SA Skydiving Sports Jumpers FB group
Lower Light Sports Jumpers FB group
Training
ADF Parachute Training School @ Nowra, NSW
E-Learning Library on APF website
RW Wednesdays @ Picton, NSW
Student & Novices @ Picton, NSW
SuperCharge Indoor Flying Skills melissaharvie@gmail.com
Gear
Chuting Star
Resources
CASA 263/02 - Parachute Descents - Authorisation and specification
Australian Skydiver Magazine
Slides - AFF Stage 1 Jump Course PowerPoint
Video - Cut away video on YouTube
Reading - Skydiving Terminology
Reading - Terminal Velocity
Technical Report - Low Level Reserve Deployments
DropZone.com - www.dropzone.com
Skydiving Source - www.skydivingsou
Windspeed - www.wind.willyweather.com.au
Circuits
0 knots = 1000 Downwind, 500 Base, 250 Final
5 knots = 900 Downwind, 450 Base, 250 Final
10 knots = 800 Downwind, 400 Base, 250 Final
15 knots = 700 Downwind, 350 Base, 250 Final
20 knots = 600 Downwind, 300 Base, 250 Final
Final 10 seconds - LACES
* ADF MEMBERS *
Australian Defence Force Parachute Association (ADFPA). Are you a member of the Australian Defence Force? If so, you are eligible to join the ADFPA and the Australian Army Sports Parachute Association (AASPA). View site on DRN. Any questions, email here.... Join the ADFPA & AASPA here....