It IS a tandem factory, but it's not their fault. With no up-jumpers to speak of in that part of the country, they have to cater to tandems to stay in buisness. I arrived at 11:00 local time, and waited for a tandem to show so that we could get a load up. By 4:30 we were sure the tandem appointment was a no show. So the DZO strapped on his rig, and with a camera flyer paying a slot, we were able to make a load. They did this due to the fact I'd been sitting around all day, and they either broke even, or lost money on that load. It worked out to be one of the most beautiful jumps I have ever made--a fun freefly with the DZO, Mitchelle, and a flight over perfect azul waters. If you go--be patient, and I guarantee a fantastic expierence.
