Just so expensive and I haven’t had the money. I really want my license, my own rig, and if I can do that. I would of been game it was 1k for 4 months. And it’s been getting shorter months and more expensive
Dude, that was a perfectly good airplane!!
I was getting a few jumps in every paycheck while going through AFF. Then got impatient and wanted to get it done before leaving for vacation, so around 15 jumps in or so, I took several days off, got a loan against my retirement account and knocked it all out in 4 days. My son started same time as me, but quit after 11 jumps or so. Head instructor was kinda grouchy and my son realized he could go ride his motorcycle all day in the mountains and have a lot of fun for much less money. Last December he went down to Skydive City in Z-Hills Fl and jumped back into it. No pun intended. Much cheaper there. So if you want to take a week or so off work, go to Florida, camp at the DZ to save money (which is what he did) it might be a more attractive option for you.
Fixed that for you. You need the air quotes around "perfectly good." No such thing. They crash all the time. At least this way I have options. Remember, a pilot says any landing he can walk away from is a good landing. There is no mention of the passengers walking away.
how many of the instructors are ex-special forces (or military trainers) from the USAF base next door?
I'd like to see the stewardess reaction when you waddle onto the 737-Max with your rig, be unable to stow your gear bag under the seat ahead of you, and ask during pre-flight if it's ok to pop open the over-wing door during unexpected departure from cruise altitude. "What will the signal be to go, go go?"
Okay, you gotz yur mask but doesn't mean you don't still have to stand in the red circle.
Oh you're the one holding the sign, now I understand.
Aren't any more recent 'cuz even back then I foresaw America's Most Wanted.
Not gonna lie...I have a bad habit of standing in lines I don't belong in, and on random shapes that mean nothing to me
