Skydiving for companies and groups

A company can buy skydives in two ways: as vouchers that staff use on their own, or as one item in a shared event. The purchase works the same in both cases: one order, one payment, one invoice and a discount based on the number of vouchers in the basket. What differs is who picks the date, and what happens when the weather moves it.

Every voucher is a tandem skydive from 4,000 metres: around 60 seconds of freefall at up to 200 km/h and several minutes under an open canopy. It needs no preparation or experience, because the instructor is responsible for the whole jump.

A reward or an event

A voucher as a reward

Each employee gets their own voucher with their own code and decides when to jump, within 12 months of purchase. The company does not organise a day or collect dates, and bad weather moves one person's date rather than the whole team's. The voucher is to the bearer: anyone who does not want to jump can give it to someone close to them, and nobody has to be told.

For the employee, a voucher from the employer may be income that has to be settled. How that is done is for your accountants to decide, and the invoice from us looks the same either way.

A jump as part of an event

A shared day for the team takes more planning. Each voucher is still booked separately with its own code, so if a shared day matters to you, write to us before anyone books. We do not promise a dedicated slot or a single aircraft for the whole group.

Whether jumping goes ahead is decided at the dropzone on the day. If the event date is fixed, the jump should not be its only item: better to plan a day that survives the jump being moved, or to hand out the vouchers at the event and leave the date to each person. Anyone who is not jumping can come and watch for free.

Season and jumping days

We jump from April to October, at weekends and on selected weekdays.

An event planned for a weekday is worth agreeing with us before it goes into the company calendar.

Invoice and VAT

You tick the invoice box at checkout. Enter the NIP, the Polish tax number, and we pull the rest of the details from the Ministry of Finance register; you can correct them before placing the order. One invoice covers the whole order, and if an order went through without one, write to us with its number.

Shop prices include VAT. Tandem skydive vouchers carry 8% VAT and the AFF course 23%, and the basket shows VAT separately for each rate before anything is paid. Payment is online, by BLIK, card or fast bank transfer through Paynow.

A discount on the whole order

The discount applies automatically, based on the number of items in the basket, with no code. Variants combine: ten jumps without film and two with a camera flyer make twelve items, and an AFF course counts towards the threshold just like a jump voucher.

• Two people — 9% off.
• 3 or more — 10% off.
• 5 or more — 11% off.

Each order is counted on its own. Twenty vouchers on one order get the discount on the whole amount, while twenty single orders get none at all.

Validity runs from purchase

A voucher is valid for 12 months from the day of purchase, not from the day it reaches the employee. With rewards handed out through the year, that matters: a voucher bought in January and handed over in November has only two months left. The discount rewards buying in bulk, validity rewards buying as you go, and you have to choose between the two.

If it is clear that 12 months will not be enough for somebody, write to us before the voucher expires rather than after. The voucher page shows each code's expiry date once you enter the code and the e-mail address from the order, and from there you can add a calendar reminder for a month before it ends.

Handing out the vouchers

1. 01Place one order for all the vouchers. A name on a voucher is optional and restricts nothing, because it is the code that counts.
2. 02Pay once for the whole order, and the vouchers go out as soon as the payment is confirmed.
3. 03All the codes arrive by e-mail to the person who placed the order, each as a separate PDF. An order takes one recipient address, and that address receives the full set, so with many people it is better to send the files on yourselves.
4. 04Each employee books a date with their own code on the booking page. You do not need to collect dates or weights: the weight field at checkout is optional, and without it we ask when the date is arranged.

What to tell your staff

The voucher goes to the employee, but it is the instructor who clears them to jump, so it is worth passing the conditions on with the PDF.

• The weight limit is 100 kg and applies to each person separately. Anyone close to it should write to us before booking.
• Before the jump everyone signs a declaration that nothing medical rules them out. The situations worth checking with a doctor first are in the guide to requirements.
• Alcohol rules you out, including drink from the night before. A jump the morning after the office party is the wrong way round.
• Bring photo ID and the voucher code. Anyone under 18 who has been given a voucher needs written consent from a legal guardian.
• Expect to spend several hours at the dropzone. The address comes with the confirmation of the date, because on a given day jumps may run from a different airfield.
• The weather can move the date, and then a new one is set.
• Clothing should be comfortable and sporty, with laced shoes; the details are in the guide to what to bring and wear.
• Family and friends can come and watch at no cost.

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