leejumps

Hi guys good thanks for the feedback, like yourselves I have most statistics available being fortunate enough to be a jumper too but from an actuary point of view it's very difficult to find these details and of course do all US drop zones as quite rightly pointed out collate this info answer is probably not? Another method I thought about was perhaps using 2 of the largest west coast DZs along with perhaps the largest most popular east coast venue for UK visitors and seeing if I can backwards engineer some figures from them if of course they would be good enough to provide any information? Any thoughts?

Slotperfect, Thank you for re directing me to the correct forum.

Absolutley not, I am an intermediary/introducer who presents to the whoesale re assurance Insurance markets, and remain impartial to any provider. Currently data available with some insurers can be approximately 20 years out of date. If the sport wishes to advance and be looked at seriously as a mainstream sport then its a positive way forward. I have managed to obtain standard rates in one market I am looking to do the same with another. As mentioned any help appreciated.

Hi Everyone, I am new to the boards however been skydiving over 15 years with approx 4000 jumps. My background at the moment is with the UK Life Insurance sector, in particular I was looking to the forum for help searching for some information. I work with underwriters promoting better understanding of adventure sports to improve insurance cover, specifically for UK skydivers travelling abroad, I was hoping to find some statistical figures for UK skydivers visiting a US Dropzone who may perhaps have been injured and indeed medically repatriated back the UK? The stats will be used to help collate information to improve travel cover for UK skydivers heading to the US. Any help or directions appreciated. Kind Regards Lee