Learn To Solo Skydive in Atlanta

Accelerated Freefall is the name of our training method to teach you to become a safe skydiver that can jump without instructor assistance. The name Accelerated Freefall, or AFF as we call it, was coined in the early 1980's when the method was developed as an accelerated method of learning over the old Static Line method used since the 1930's.

Each jump is made from 14,000 feet above the ground and each has a series of objectives to be completed before moving on to the next level. Objectives are made progressively more difficult throughout the program. AFF can be completed in as little as one long weekend. Once you begin, you must complete one jump every 30 days to remain current.

After completion of the AFF program you must complete 1 jump every 30 days to remain current. If you go beyond this, you must complete a jump under the supervision of an instructor before jumping solo again. Therefore, most jumpers begin working toward their "A" license. You are eligible after 25 jumps, completion of certain review items, a few jumps with a USPA Coach, and demonstration of 10 landings within 25 meters of a target. An "A" license holder can go 60 days between jumps.