Are you un-current or out of practice with your emergency procedures?
Then schedule a private recurrency training with us.

A recurrency training can vary in length of time, based on the student’s knowledge and recollection of safety procedures. Passing performance is up to the instructor’s discretion and may take one to several jumps. Additional coach jumps and tunnel time can be arranged and are highly recommended upon completion of a recurrency trainings.

When contacting us, please provide us with the following info:

• License Number
• Number of Jumps
• Date and location of last Jump
• Last canopy size, model, and number of jumps
• Tunnel Time

Things you will need to provide:

• Equipment (Rig, suit, altimeters, helmet, eye protection)
• Log book with signed jumps (specifically date of last jump)
• If you do not have a logbook, but are a USPA licensed skydiver, accommodations can be made through a verification process.

Payment, Re-scheduling and Cancellation Policy

Please contact us to discuss and schedule your custom training plan prior to arriving at AXIS Seasonal demand for coaching at Skydive Arizona increases in the fall and winter months.

To provide you with the best possible experience, we kindly ask that you reach out to us with at least 2 weeks notice.

We welcome and strive to accommodate walk-ups and inquiries, but are generally more limited on time.

Once you are satisfied with the training plan your coach has created, you may be asked to pay a non-refundable course fee to secure your reservation. If that is the case, please click on the payment button (right) which will take you to our Square Store.

If you choose to cancel or reschedule no later than 72 hours prior to an event, your payment can be applied towards a later date or other service.

For later cancellations and no-shows, the payment is forfeit. You may send a replacement in your stead, but will need to make financial arrangements with that person yourself.

Recurrency Requirements

At AXIS Flight School this training process usually includes the following:

USPA A License   (You are un-current if your last jump was before Oct. 13, 2024)

Not Jumped In	Need To
60 days to 6 months	Review of emergency procedures and check dive with an USPA instructional rating holder. You must demonstrate altitude awareness, freefall controll on all axes, tracking, and canopy skills sufficient for safely jumping in groups.
6 months or more	In addition to the above you will most likely have to audit a first jump course.

USPA B License   (You are un-current if your last jump was before Sep. 13, 2024)

Not Jumped In	Need To
90 days to 12 months	Review of emergency procedures and check dive with an USPA instructional rating holder. You must demonstrate altitude awareness, freefall controll on all axes, tracking, and canopy skills sufficient for safely jumping in groups.
12 months or more	In addition to the above you will most likely have to audit a first jump course.

USPA C-D License   (You are un-current if your last jump was before Jun. 15, 2024)

Not Jumped In	Need To
180 days to 24 months	Review of emergency procedures and check dive with an USPA instructional rating holder. You must demonstrate altitude awareness, freefall controll on all axes, tracking, and canopy skills sufficient for safely jumping in groups.
24 months to 5 years	In addition to the above you will most likely have to audit a first jump course.
5 years or more	Audit a first jump course.

Malfunction Videos

You can find links to training videos on malfunctions (by USPA and APF) in our Knowledge Repository.

Malfunction Images

For your convenience please review the malfunction images below.

 
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Most images courtesy of Performance Designs. Image no. 3 courtesy of Niklas Daniel.

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