Skydive Arizona News

During their time at the dropzone, the girls from Grande Innovation got to sit inside a plane, learned how to use a parachute and how to prepare for a jump with the heavy flags that the skydivers use. The team performs demonstrations with smoke canisters, flags and streamers, and does formation landings. Typically the size of the flags are either 15 feet by 25 feet or 5 feet by 8 feet, and they can weigh more than 50 pounds. The idea began when Mayor Micah Powell spoke with Councilwoman Sara Curtis, who is a member of the Highlight Pro Skydiving Team.

MFS is a competitive discipline in which two skydivers make a series of formations together in all orientations of body flight.....

Tucson couple gets hitched and follows their vows with a skydive!

We celebrated the weekend of the 4th in the best way we know how...jumping from airplanes of course!

Skydive Arizona is a big drop zone with many extraordinary people! The Featured Friday series is aimed at getting to know the people that make Skydive Arizona rock!

Skydive Arizona is a big drop zone with many extraordinary people! The Featured Friday series is aimed at getting to know the people that make Skydive Arizona rock!

Two paraplegic military veterans have taken up a new hobby and recently began their journey of obtaining their skydiving license. Written By: Maria Vasquez of the Eloy Enterprise

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Skydive Arizona is a big drop zone with many extraordinary people! The Featured Friday series is aimed at getting to know the people that make Skydive Arizona rock!

In celebration of this year's World Trick Shot Day, Globetrotter star Hammer Harrison successfully completed the highest slam dunk ever attempted, skydiving from 13,000 feet at Skydive Arizona in Eloy, Ariz., before successfully slamming home a dunk just before landing.

It was a beautiful memorial for Goodyear firefighter engineer Austin Peck, who died in August.

Every September we celebrate our local skydivers who toughed out the hot weather and continued jumping through the summer months.

Following nearly a full week of competition, the 2019 FAI World Cup of Formation Skydiving and Artistic Events came to a close on October 12th, 2019. This event brought a lot of attention to Skydive Arizona. Here are some of the stories that were printed in the news!

Read about what happened during the month of August and what we have planned for September!