blueraincap

so a tandem can only be done "individually"?

I have recently completed a B license and my friend is planning to do a tandem. I am wondering if it is okay for me to jump together with a tandem (he with a jumpmaster, and me solo).

Hello, I just finished my A license in Australia. the next time i skydive, it will be most likely in the US. I would like to try the B license. I guess I will have to "convert" the APF A to a USPA A first before getting into USPA B?
How is it done?

then why dont they post info for non-first time divers too?

i was under the same impression, but how does it actually work? because each centre is independent and I don't see much reason financially for them to let you dive for $30-$40, unless they charge you some membership fee (which is a waste on our end because we are just travelling).

Have you skydived in other countries with your APF A? what kinda costs are charged.

All websites only contain info related to tandem and AFF.
How do you know they let A license guys to skydive with them? You have to call everyone to inquire?

Thanks. I am going to do it in the South Coast NSW.
The whole reason i am getting is similar to getting a scuba license which allows to me try different things during my travelling. I wanna skydive in different locations but almost all info on the web is about getting the license, as if the centres don't cater to experienced divers/license holders.
Can I visit all dive centres in OZ and dive at a low cost? Do I have to join and pay the club fee at each dropzone that I skydive? The only info I find is as vague as follows:

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At the completion of this course you can skydive solo almost anywhere in the world with an international A License.

I have registered for an A license course in Australia and am wondering is it true that I can skydive in all (almost all) dropzones in OZ with the license? I can't find much info post-A license.