Skydiving for companies and groups

Team days share one flaw: a week later nobody remembers what happened. A skydive is remembered for years, and that is its whole advantage as a company outing. It needs no preparation, it does not sort the team into the athletic and the rest, and it lands the same way on a board member as on an intern.

Three ways companies buy this

A day for the team

A handful to a dozen people on one order, one date, arriving together. Anyone who does not want to jump is at the dropzone watching — and that turns out to be a surprisingly large part of the day, because watching somebody else land is more involving than it sounds.

A reward or a gift for staff

Individual vouchers made out to named people, with the date left to them inside 12 months. It works as a prize in an internal competition or an anniversary present — the recipient picks the moment, which takes the logistics off your desk.

An attraction for an event or for clients

Vouchers as part of a package. Each one is either named or to the bearer, in a PDF ready to print, so they can be handed over on the spot.

Discounts and invoicing

The discount applies automatically across the order. You tick the invoice box at checkout — the tax id is enough, we pull the rest from the register, so nothing has to be transcribed.

• Two people — 2% off.
• 3 or more — 5% off.
• 5 or more — 8% off.

Payment is by ordinary bank transfer to the details we show after the order and send by e-mail. Vouchers are issued once the payment clears, usually within one business day.

What the jumper gets

• A briefing on the ground — position, exit, landing.
• A tandem jump from 4,000 metres, around 60 seconds of freefall.
• Several minutes under canopy over Pomerania.
• In the filmed variants, footage of the jump.
• A voucher valid 12 months, with the date movable.

Jumping depends on the weather. If a booked day cannot run, we set a new one — worth knowing at the planning stage if your event has a single fixed date.

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