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Peterborough is a large centre which normally uses a cessna Caravan 12 palce aircraft

There is a canteen serving hot food drinks available and a bar (The bar will only open when jumping has finished for the day)

You can arrive in afternoon at this centre. Closed on a mOnday unles a bank holiday

Tandem Skydiving for Charity

if you are planning to do a one-off jump for a charity that you support, we would recommend a tandem skydive as this gives the best all round experience of skydiving with the least amount of training. To find out how to tandem jump for charity please see the charity Page.

Tandem Skydiving Restrictions

As of April 11th 2016 our governing body the British Parachute Association has introduced two forms to replace the original tandem fitness form. The 40+ age limit has been removed for mandatory medicals for tandem jumpers. Ability to take part in a tandem jump is now solely based on medical history.

There are now two BPA tandem forms as follows: You should read the BPA Fitness form 115a as soon as possible - if having read all the statements you are unable to declare yourself fit to jump and sign this form, then you will need to take Form 115b to your doctor to be signed and bring this along with you on the day of your jump.

As before, a letter from the doctor, notes or any other type of medical cannot be accepted. It must be the official signed BPA Form 115 A or B only. Forms should be taken along on the day of your course; we do not need them back in advance.

You must be over 16 to skydive in the UK.  If under 18, you are required to complete a British Parachute Association (BPA) Consent Form 106 that will need to be signed by a parent/guardian.   To download a copy of this form, please click here.  If you are not yet 18 your parent/guardian will also need to sign Form 115a .

We recommend everyone under the age of 18 takes a parent/guardian with them on the day. all round experience of skydiving with the least amount of training. To find out how to tandem jump for charity please see the charity Page
Tandem Skydiving Restrictionsf your 40th birthday falls before the day of your jump or you have a medical condition that requires medication, you need to complete a British Parachute Association (BPA) Medical Form 114a. To view and download this form, please see the Tandem Page.You must be over 16 to skydive in the UK. If under 18, you are required parent/guardian to complete a British Parachute Association (BPA) Consent Form 106 that will need to be signed by a parent/guardian. To download a copy of this form, please see the Tandem Page. Your parent/guardian will also need to sign Form 114a.We recommend everyone under the age of 18 takes a parent/guardian with them on the day Tandem Skydiving for Charityif you are planning to do a one-off jump for a charity that you support, we would recommend a tandem skydive as this gives the best all round experience of skydiving with the least amount of training. To find out how to tandem jump for charity please see the charity Page
Tandem Skydiving RestrictionsIf your 40th birthday falls before the day of your jump or you have a medical condition that requires medication, you need to complete a British Parachute Association (BPA) Medical Form 114a. To view and download this form, please see the Tandem Page.You must be over 16 to skydive in the UK. If under 18, you are required parent/guardian to complete a British Parachute Association (BPA) Consent Form 106 that will need to be signed by a parent/guardian. To download a copy of this form, please see the Tandem Page. Your parent/guardian will also need to sign Form 114a.We recommend everyone under the age of 18 takes a parent/guardian with them on the dayTandem Skydiving for Charityif you are planning to do a one-off jump for a charity that you support, we would recommend a tandem skydive as this gives the best all round experience of skydiving with the least amount of training. To find out how to tandem jump for charity please see the charity Page
Tandem Skydiving RestrictionsIf your 40th birthday falls before the day of your jump or you have a medical condition that requires medication, you need to complete a British Parachute Association (BPA) Medical Form 114a. To view and download this form, please see the Tandem Page.You must be over 16 to skydive in the UK. If under 18, you are required parent/guardian to complete a British Parachute Association (BPA) Consent Form 106 that will need to be signed by a parent/guardian. To download a copy of this form, please see the Tandem Page. Your parent/guardian will also need to sign Form 114a.We recommend everyone under the age of 18 takes a parent/guardian with them on the day

Peterborough, Sibson, is an easy run up the A1 from London with good asses for Stampford, Melton Mowbray, & Grantham. Use the map opposite to get your bearings.
A DVD of your skydive can be booked on the day for just £99.00 simple request this service when you book in on the day and a freefall cameraman will jump with you. He will film you getting ready, the ride in the plane and the freefall. As the Tandem Skydiving pair will open their parachute at 5500ft and the cameraman at 3000ft he will land first and capture the landing. This will then be edited and over dubbed with music for you, Great value!