Start skydiving through a traditional beginner training route

Experience Static Line Skydiving

Start skydiving with a Static Line course in South Africa, a traditional training method for learning parachute control and safe solo exits.

STATIC LINE COURSE

What is Static Line Skydiving?

Learn to skydive the traditional way with Static Line Training.

Your first 7 or more jumps use a static line that automatically deploys your parachute, allowing you to focus on body position and ripcord practice.

Your ground instructor will teach you canopy control for safe and accurate landings on the Drop Zone.

Once cleared by your jumpmaster, you will progress to freefall, pulling your own ripcord and advancing through higher-altitude jumps at your own pace.

Booking is required. Ground school takes approximately four hours on a weekday evening. Weather permitting, your first jump will take place the following Saturday.

Age and weight restrictions apply. Jumpers under 18 years old require written consent from a parent or legal guardian. These requirements are in place for safety and to ensure the correct fit of the equipment.

STATIC LINE COURSE

Pricing

Choose your course option and share your preferred date. After checkout, our team will confirm your final training and jump time based on availability, weather and operational conditions.

Static Line Course + first jump 2,700.00 ZAR
All jumps thereafter 1,050.00 ZAR per jump
Payment required on booking date Full payment

All jumps include equipment. Please email proof of payment to confirm your Static Line course booking.

What do you need for Static Line Skydiving?

For the Static Line Course, you need to be at least 16 years old and have a maximum weight of 100kg.

No previous skydiving experience is required, but you should be prepared for ground training, safety briefings and instructor-led progression.

Course availability may depend on instructor scheduling, weather and operational conditions. Contact us to confirm the next available training options.

Read our terms and conditions.