Skydiving takes place all over the world but it can be difficult finding a base near you. Not only this, but then choosing a base can be a decision that could change your life. Below are some skydiving bases and helpful skydiving resources.

I do not recommend or guarantee any skydiving bases below.

SKYDIVING->WESTERN CANADA

CANADA->ALBERTA->EDMONTON

Location: Weslock Airport

Email: info@edmontonskydive.com

Phone: 780-444-JUMP

Aircraft: C182, C206

Training: AFF, Tandem

AAD: Required

USPA Membership: Required

CANADA->ALBERTA->BEISEKER

Location: Beiseker

Email: dz@albertaskydivers.com

Phone: 403-777-5867

Aircraft: C-182, C-206

Training: AFF, S/L, Tandem

AAD: Not Required

USPA Membership: Not Required

CANADA->BRITISH COLUMBIA->VACOUVER

Location: 5112 Gladwin rd, Abbotsford, B.C.

Email: info@vancouver-skydiving.bc.ca

Phone: 1-604-854-3255

Aircraft: Pilatus Porter, Cesna 206, 182, 180, 170

Training: AFF, Tandem

AAD: Not Required

USPA Membership: Required

CANADA->BRITISH COLUMBIA->OKANAGAN

Location:6260 Tronson Road, Vernon.

Email: okskydive@telus.net

Phone: 250-542-4487

Aircraft: C182

Training: AFF, S/L, Tandem

AAD: Not Required

USPA Membership: Required

CANADA->SASKATCHEWAN->MOOSE JAW

Location: Moose Jaw Muni – Regina Sask.

Email: info@skydivesouthsask.ca

Phone: 306-569-5867

Aircraft: c-182

Training: , S/L, Tandem

AAD: Not Required

USPA Membership: Required

Four important things to remember before skydiving;

1. Always research the establishment and its employees, being aware of any lawsuits, deaths,

injuries or complaints.

2. Pay attention to skydiving news and keep track of what types of mistakes cause injuries and

deaths. For example, sharp low turns cause more deaths then malfunctioning parachutes.

3. People with heart conditions and some other types of medical conditions should not skydive.

4. Assess the risk – Is it worth it?

SKYDIVING RESOURCES

Get ready, Get set, Jump!

Sky Diving Information [http://www.sky-diving-information.info]

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