Static Line Jump

“Static Line” is a special type of jump designed for beginners. In this case, the parachute opens automatically with the help of a static line as the jumper exits the aircraft. This means you don’t need to deploy the parachute yourself, making the jump accessible even to those with no prior experience.

What is it?

Jump stages:

  • Independent exit from the aircraft;
  • Parachute control in the air;
  • Independent landing in the designated area.

A Static Line jump is performed using a large sport parachute that allows for directional control and precise landings. Unlike round parachutes, sport parachutes are fully steerable.

Before the jump, you must:
1. Provide documents, fill out a form, and pay for the service.
2. Attend a briefing (2–3 hours), which covers:
- parachute design and technical specifications;
- safe aircraft exit procedures;
- parachute control techniques;
- landing rules.
3. Complete practical training, including aircraft exit drills on a special simulator.
4. Receive your equipment (parachute, helmet, goggles, jumpsuit) and undergo gear inspection.

After the briefing, participants board the aircraft. The flight to an altitude of 1,500 meters takes about 15 minutes, during which you can enjoy the views and anticipation. At 1,500 meters, the instructor gives the command “Get ready,” after which the participant takes position at the exit. On the command “Go!”, you step into the sky. Within 3–5 seconds, the parachute opens automatically, and you can enjoy approximately 5 minutes of flight. Ground instructors will guide you via radio to help ensure a correct landing in the designated zone.

Required Documents

Individuals aged 18 and older are allowed to perform a solo Static Line jump upon presenting the following documents:

  • Identification document (passport, driver’s license, or ID card);
  • Medical certificate confirming fitness for extreme sports;
  • Sports clothing and footwear.
Jumps are strictly PROHIBITED for individuals who have consumed alcohol or drugs within 24 hours before the jump, or who are under the influence.

Where do the jumps take place?

All jumps are conducted at the airfield in Daugavpils, less than 30 minutes’ drive from the city. Jumps are scheduled on weekends under suitable weather conditions.
Season: May to October.
ADDRESS: "Grīvas lidlauks", Kalkūnes p., Daugavpils n, Daugavpils, LV-5449
MAP: https://maps.app.goo.gl/HqZeeamBa4GrVAtx5

Price

Static Line jump: 130.00 EUR