If you completed a 10 second delay or more on the Static Line system we can convert you to our AFF course and you can skip level 1 AND 2 and start at AFF level 3. Many people start out on the static line system only to become frustrated with their progress. Are you limited by weather? Do you need some guidance in freefall? Would you like to accelerate your learning?

Do I skip levels on the AFF program due to my static line experience?

Yes, you will still undertake a ground school with your personal AFF instructor, but due to your existing experience and previous training this will be more concise. You will then proceed straight to level 3, which is recognised internationally as the convergence of the two systems.

Why is the AFF Program more suitable for me than continuation of the Static Line Course?

The AFF system gives you the opportunity to qualify as a solo parachutist in a shorter time period and as we are based in southern Spain, with some of the best year round weather for skydiving, you can be qualified in 2 days following your conversion from Static Line.

In addition, the Static Line Course is ideal for countries with unpredictable weather as you jump from a lower altitude. In Spain, becasue we are able to take advantage of the reliable weather, we jump from 15,000ft every jump (excluding Level 8 to simulate an aircraft emergency).

Will my training be recognised?

There is specific provision in the manuals of the British Parachute Association and United States Parachute Association for the transfer from one course to the other. You must have completed a 10 second delay to transfer. Once you have moved over to the AFF system, you will not go back to the static line system.

What discount do I get of the Free Fall Addicts AFF Course?

You will save 300 euros in the transfer as you will not have had to complete AFF Levels one or two and will proceed straight to level three. If you are unsure if you qualify please contact us for more details.