Before taking off, You'll learn the very basics in one and a half days: free-fall aerodynamics, parachute operation, gear introduction, deploying the parachute, approach and landing, handling particular scenarios, etc.

On this day we'll equip the student and teach with modern canopies only. The gear is equipped with electronic cypreses. Furthermore included in the equipment is a Jump suit, an altimeter, a helmet with integrated radio, jump goggles, and a jump book with training verification.
The only thing to bring along are ankle-deep shoes (sneakers, no combat boots), confortable clothes and good mood.

After this lot of theory, a detailed briefing for the first jump and exit training, You'll be ready to take off... Finally You're about to experience the feeling of free-falling!

The AFF training up to graduation involves 7 levels:

Level I-III: jumping with 2 instructors. The aim is to learn an accurate exit, handling the free-fall and altitude as well as self-dependantly deploying the parachute.

Level IV-VII: jumping with only 1 instructor. The aim is to learn controlled maneuvers like somersaults, twists, rolling over or track.

The instructors decide whether the student passes a level. In case they pass all 7 levels, the student automatically graduates. On from this point they can jump on their own and improve their skills for the final examination.

After a successful AFF training and 16 further jumps (altogether 23 jumps), it's possible to take the theoretical and practical examination for the skydiver's aviation licence. This licence for skydivers is internationally approved and indefinitely valid.