skyejumper 0 #1 August 10, 2005 Does anyone have a reasonable guess (or, if you work with USPA, an accurate guess!) as to how many skydivers there are in the USA? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
PhreeZone 20 #2 August 10, 2005 Members of the USPA that are current on their dues in 2002 was 33,664. 2001 was 34322. These numbers include a lot of people that paid for life memberships and no longer jump as well as a lot of students that joined the USPa for the insurance to do their student programs as some DZ's require.Yesterday is history And tomorrow is a mystery Parachutemanuals.com Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tombuch 0 #3 August 11, 2005 QuoteMembers of the USPA that are current on their dues in 2002 was 33,664. 2001 was 34322. These numbers include a lot of people that paid for life memberships and no longer jump as well as a lot of students that joined the USPa for the insurance to do their student programs as some DZ's require. I'll add a few years for you... 1991 20,250 1992 26,150 1993 25,550 1994 27,750 1995 30,000 1996 32,900 1997 32,665 1998 33,526 1999 33,458 2000 34,217 2001 34,322 2002 33,664 2003 32,628 2004 32,057 .Tom Buchanan Instructor Emeritus Comm Pilot MSEL,G Author: JUMP! Skydiving Made Fun and Easy Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Newbie 0 #4 August 11, 2005 QuoteMembers of the USPA that are current on their dues in 2002 was 33,664. 2001 was 34322. These numbers include a lot of people that paid for life memberships and no longer jump as well as a lot of students that joined the USPa for the insurance to do their student programs as some DZ's require. Don't forget us foreigners who join for the occasional jump trip Stateside and for Parachutist "Skydiving is a door" Happythoughts Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jas8472 0 #5 August 11, 2005 I think uspa membership number are probably not the best gauge of how many current jumpers there are in the US. Anybody have any actual figures. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
skyejumper 0 #6 August 11, 2005 exactly.... I was trying to gauge how many "active" jumpers there were... not just the one time only folks. I suppose USPA #'s wouldn't be completely on, but I didn't think there was any other way of seeing an accurate number. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites