Zanna80

dzaccheo

Good day good people! Haz question...

Does anyone know of insurance companies that will lend skydiving insurance to American fools such as myself who exit aircraft in flight for the hell of it?

I recently discovered, for a solo jumper to get airtime in Italy, one requires $1.5 Million dollars of coverage. Any place someone can point me to get started would be appreciated. I'm not sure how navigating insurance works, particularly if it requires a foreign insurer. I am in Sigonella through mid August and would like to get jumps before going back to Florida.

you can jump in skydivesicilia, we are 5 min drive from siracusa city
check the website

cheers

wings are one size or more?

I do jump using a Bonhead Aero and it's super super comportable to me.
I have super huge skull lol and it is perfect if u wear sunglasses.
Plus, it's made in carbon fiber composite shell instead of plastic and, as their website tells, "Widest field of vision on the market that offers an unobstructed view of the jumpers face" and I totally agree with it, it's like using an open face helmet.
I'm adding a picture of me jumping with it wearing sunglasses

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Boris Gaykovich, great coach with a laidback attitude and a good approach to teaching. He also helps you with stuff like getting a cab from the airport to the tunnel and so on. He is here on dropzone.com, just pm BIGBUG.

I do agree with you and he also speak a very good english too!