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  How to Properly Fly Skydivers in the Cessna 182 by Chris Rosenfelt I ntroduced in 1956 and built in the U.S., France and Argentina, it is ...

Starting today we will be re-posting some interesting articles found in the Jump Pilot section of the USPA newsletter titled The USPA Profes...

A good Jump Pilot is always reviewing and never gets complacent. I've flown at drop zones that are located at public airports and a...

This is Mexico by Dean Ricci I’ve never felt further away from home than I did at that moment. I could feel the pieces of tooth swimm...

by Dean Ricci I love this sport. I love the people, the vibe and the job, but that love doesn’t keep certain things from really pis...

B ack in 2008 I was flying for Skydive Temple, about 50 miles north of Austin Texas. That is where I met a fellow jump pilot by the name...

Pilots,  Are you currently looking for a job flying skydivers? Most of the Jump Pilot hiring is done between now and May. Visit our ...

Jump Flying, the Rotary Version!   By Dan Rose   T his article is in no way a guide to being a jump pilot, this is written to show th...