At Piedmont Skydiving, we love our fun jumpers! To skydive solo, you must be a current member of the USPA holding an “A” license or higher, have a current logbook, and have a reserve packing card for each rig you wish to jump in-date per FAA 180-Day requirements. Get...
Types of Skydives
How do I learn to skydive on my own?
If you’re looking to level-up and skydive solo, you’re looking for something called an Accelerated Freefall Program. These programs are designed to get you certified to skydive by yourself. Our Accelerated Freefall Progression Program is designed to put...
What is a High Altitude Skydive?
Skydiving is an incredible experience no matter how high you jump from. But, If you’re looking for a bit more excitement on a tandem jump, then a high altitude jump is probably the way to go. A standard tandem skydive is from about 12,500ft. From this...
What is a Tandem Skydive?
Your first time skydiving, you won’t be in it alone! To skydive for the first time, you must be with a tandem skydiving instructor. That means that you won’t actually be the one doing the work. It’s the job of the tandem instructor to guide you through the experience....