SkyDekker 1,122 #26 January 31, 2002 I was wrong once again, it happens quite often you know....SkyDekker"We cannot do great things, only small things with great love" Mother Theresa Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tee 0 #27 February 1, 2002 Quote If I get an US a license, would that allow me to jump on any of the canadian DZs? I haven't heard of a dz that won't honor a USPA license. Later on though, if you ever want to compete in Canada you will need a CSPA license. Tee Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
GrumpySmurf 0 #28 February 5, 2002 My understanding is that a license from any FAI affliate organization is to be respected throughout all FAI affliates - USPA, CSPA, etc. I *THINK* you are allowed to jump in an affliate country at member DZ's for like up to 45 days or so before having to buy some sort of membership? I think the location of the issued license only comes into play for teaching and competition (as a Canuck - you need more to worry about than having a USPA 'D' to compete at Nationals, you need a Green Card as well now - unless you want to be a 'Guest'). What I am curious about then is what appears to be the new CSPA rules about the 1:1 RW limitations for 'A's - there are no such requirements for USPA 'A's since they pretty much have to demonstrate 1:1 RW now for the 'A' (exits, fall rate control, docking, tracking, etc - I know I had to). Would a CSPA DZ let a USPA 'A' go up on a 4-way?Note, I didn't reseach any of these regs or rules, these are what I can recall off the top of my head. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
