Quoted: What kind of price are we looking at?
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Jump is $125 for the first, which includes everything - class time (2 hours), rigging, instructor, furel, etc.
Basically, we just need to show up, listen, answer the questioniarre with a passing score (where is the rip cord? What is a safe altitiude to drop chute? If the instructor dies what do you do? Etc) and then suit up, pack up, and hit the Cessna. When we dive, the instructor controls everything. You are strapped to him, and he both jumps and lands, and on the way down you enjoy the view while he points out altimeter differences you need to know to qual for solo.
We're just along for the ride. Do it 3 times, you can take a chute class and cord, saddle, etc class, and then you can solo static or pull after that. Then it's cheaper, but you rent the chute, pay the $80 for the plane, etc. I can not do that cause of my leg (can't land), but if I could I'd buy and pack my own chute and reserve, and buckle myself.
All in all, $125 for a Sat or Sun at 7,000 feet, followed with a couple cold beers and pics to post here? How you going to put a price on that? I am having a set of leg flags made, which are allowed. LOL, won't tell what they are till deployment, but it's good and you'll get a laugh.
Oh, and I'm paying for the jump master for pics.