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

All Hail the Pratt & Whitney PT6! Below you will see one of the first photos of the famous Pratt & Whitney PT6 turboprop aircra...

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...

The Right Stuff by Dean Ricci So, just what makes a good jump pilot? The truth is, there’s no real set answer to that question. As ...

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...

The Way of the Jump Pilot By Dean Ricci F*ckin’ Jump Pilot. It’s not exactly the job title most pilots look for when entering aviati...

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...

M eet our Featured Jump Pilot Daniel, a Caravan pilot with Skydive San Marcos. A drop zone just south of Austin Texas. This is not only a...

Sky Diver Driver announces a partnership with Jump Pilot Academy! Jump Pilot Academy is specifically established to train new FAA ...

The United States Parachute Association (USPA) designates the second Saturday in March of every year to be its Safety Day and this year that...