jax4343

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    Javelin
  • Main Canopy Size
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    Crossfire 2
  • Reserve Canopy Size
    176
  • AAD
    Vigil 2

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    Oceanside
  • License
    D
  • License Number
    34004
  • Licensing Organization
    USPA
  • Number of Jumps
    575
  • Tunnel Hours
    16
  • Years in Sport
    10
  • First Choice Discipline
    Freeflying
  • First Choice Discipline Jump Total
    400
  • Second Choice Discipline
    Formation Skydiving
  • Second Choice Discipline Jump Total
    100
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  1. There are 2-3 dropzones close to Cleveland. Cleveland Parachute center is currently closed, but should be opened again this summer under new management. Word on the street is that they will be getting back their old instructors, who I went through AFF with, and they are very good. Canton Air Sports isn't too bad, but they are more of a tandem factory. AFF students will get bumped off loads if a tandem shows up. Skydive PA is a very professional dropzone and should have a turbine aircraft this summer again. I started at Canton but have jumped at 3 different dropzones while getting my license. IMHO Skydive PA was the most organized and professional for AFF training. But if Cleveland opens back up you can't go wrong with their core instructors. Good luck and Blue Skies