Welcome
Experienced
Skydivers
World-renowned load organizing, events, and facilities.
You know us by reputation.
Chances are, you’ve heard of Skydive Arizona™.
From day one, we’ve built our operation to advance the sport of skydiving. From figuring out how to put a pond in the desert just for canopy pilots, to installing an indoor skydiving facility for free fall training—we’ve consistently invested in pushing the sport forward.
See what makes us different and learn what you need to know before jumping at Skydive Arizona™ below.
Upcoming Events
Our skydiving events feature some of the best instructors and load organizing in the world. Whether you’re a first-time jumper or a seasoned veteran — we’ve got an event to keep you captivated.
Licensed Skydiver Requirements
International Skydivers
Please follow this USPA flowchart on determining whether your rig needs a repack in order to be jumped at Skydive Arizona.
AGE
You must be at least 18 years old with a valid photo ID.
USPA Member
You must have a current USPA membership.
You can renew your membership or get a temporary membership here.
Logbook
Currency
A License = 60 Days
B License = 90 Days
C & D License = 180 Days
If you do not have proof of currency for the license you hold, you will need to schedule a refresher course.
Reserve Repack Data Card
The reserve repack must have been within the past 180 days. The rigger’s seal must match the card.
AAD
AAD’s are NOT required but highly recommended. Absolutely NO Argus AAD’s are allowed.
Load Organizers
Load organizers are experienced local jumpers who can engineer skydives and help you meet other skydivers.
Each day we have a load organizer who is skilled at vertical skydives and another organizer who is experienced with belly jumps.
Check the schedule to see who is organizing this month.
Licensed Skydiver Pricing
We have bulk rates, group rates, and team rates. We often run special discounts for boogies and special events.
Lodging
Skydive Arizona offers several options for the traveling skydiver, including the bunkhouse, team rooms (pictured here), RV hookups, and tent camping. There are also several hotels and AirBnbs nearby.
Aircraft & Policies
Skydive Arizona operates the world’s largest skydiving fleet, with multiple turbine aircraft dropping skydivers simultaneously.
We have safety precautions guided by the USPA that you may not experience at other drop zones, including segmented landing areas and sky boxes.
Please take the time to review our safety precautions before visiting, and feel free to ask our staff to clarify anything you might have questions about.
Square-2 Gear Store
Square 2 is an all-around pro shop for skydivers. We carry all your favorite brands, including rental rigs & demo canopies.
- Rigs
- Helmets
- Altimeters
- & more!
Licensed Skydiver Precautions
Skydive Arizona operates the world’s largest skydiving fleet, with multiple turbine aircraft dropping skydivers simultaneously.
We have safety precautions guided by the USPA that you may not experience at other drop zones, including segmented landing areas and sky boxes.
Please take the time to review our safety precautions before visiting, and feel free to ask our staff to clarify anything you might have questions about.
Skydive Arizona is a United States Parachute Association (USPA) Group Member. We adhere to all Federal Aviation Regulations and all USPA Basic Safety Requirements. In addition to the BSRs, the USPA has established recommendations for many activities that Skydive Arizona fully supports.
By reading this you understand and agree that Skydive Arizona and any of its subsidiaries or affiliates shall in no event be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, or exemplary damages. Skydive Arizona does not make any express or implied warranties, endorsements or representations to use of this information.
All individuals relying on this material do so at their own risk. Sport Parachuting or skydiving is a potentially dangerous activity that can result in injury or death. Each individual participant, regardless of experience, has final responsibility for his or her own safety.
We fly more aircraft than any other drop zone. Read about our aircraft loading, boarding, and exiting policies.
If you want to jump with a camera, you’ll need 200 jumps and an understanding of the risks.
There are certain risks associated with skydiving, canopy flight, and with Skydive Arizona’s location & weather.
We have three grass landing areas and a lot of canopies in the sky. Please follow these guidelines!
Horizontal movement increases the level of risk and require careful planning & skill of execution.
You’re supposed to swim in the pool, if you want to hit the pond, you’ve got to meet these requirements.
Wingsuits are assigned a special airspace box. Always check in with manifest.