Licenses

[red13 0]

As some of you already know, I'm new at this...I know that it takes 25 to get an A and 500 for a D. But what about for a B and C?

[ScottyInAus 0]

In Aus, you have to do;

B: Your B-Rel table (Formation Skydiving) and have at least 50 jumps, 7 consecutively nominated landings within 25m.

C: 100 jumps, 20 landings within 10m and 5 consecutively nominated landings within 25m.

Cheers,
Jason.

[Superman32 0]

http://uspa.org/publications/SIM/2006SIM/section3.htm

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[txhoss 0]

This should answer it: http://uspa.org/publications/SIM/2005SIM/section3.htm

Guess I was a couple of seconds too late.

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[bob.dino 1]

The information you require is in the SIM. You can download the entire manual as a PDF, or buy a copy from the USPA store.


edit: Bugger. Beaten. Twice, no less! That said, my link was more accurate .

[FrEaK_aCcIdEnT 0]

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In Aus, you have to do;

B: Your B-Rel table (Formation Skydiving) and have at least 50 jumps, 7 consecutively nominated landings within 25m.

C: 100 jumps, 20 landings within 10m and 5 consecutively nominated landings within 25m.

United States is 200 for C liscense. just off the top of my head, not sure what the accuracy qualifications are. guess ill pull out my SIM.

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