Interlaken, Airplane Skydiving over the Swiss Alps

Location Matten bei interlaken, Switzerland

Outdoor Switzerland AG

Embark on an exhilarating bucket-list experience by participating in an airplane skydiving tour from Interlaken, where you will freefall for 45 seconds over the picturesque Swiss Alps. This unique aerial adventure offers breathtaking panoramic views of the majestic mountain ranges and serene lakes below.

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Upon embarking on this expedition, one shall commence with a duration-limited aerial journey, spanning approximately fifteen minutes in length. This segment of the trip culminates in an ascent to elevated altitudes, where breathtaking vistas of Interlaken's twin lakes and the imposing Swiss Alps await. These panoramas encompass notable summits such as the renowned Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau.

Following the initial phase of flight, participants will experience a thrilling descent lasting for four and fifty seconds. During this period, they will be subjected to an acceleration rate of twenty kilometers per hour squared (approximately twelve miles per hour), making the sensation of plummeting earthward akin to being propelled at speeds exceeding those of ordinary automobiles.

Subsequent to the freefall, upon deployment of their parachutes, adventurers shall inhale deeply, anticipating a serene passage through the treetops for five to seven minutes. This respite provides a safe return to the ground, ensuring a smooth transition into the final stages of the excursion.

Regardless of the season—whether it be summer or winter—the operation of our services remains uninterrupted throughout the year!.

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Highlights	Engage in an exhilarating adventure by descending for 45 seconds from an altitude of 4,000 meters. Feel the intensity as you approach the ground at a speed of 200 kilometers per hour (approximately 120 miles per hour). Participate in a 5-7-minute canyoning excursion, ensuring your safety throughout the journey. Marvel at breathtaking vistas of the Swiss Alps while soaring aboard a helicopter. Experience the camaraderie and professional assistance provided by your tandem instructor on this tour.
Includes	Skydiving Safety Briefing The safety of our skydivers is paramount at SkyDive Facility. Upon arrival, each participant will undergo a thorough safety briefing by a certified tandem master. This includes an explanation of the equipment used during the jump, such as the harness, seatbelt, and parachute. Additionally, participants will learn how to properly use these devices and understand the importance of maintaining a safe distance from other skydivers. Equipment Overview At SkyDive Facility, we utilize high-quality, state-of-the-art equipment for every skydiving session. The primary components include: - Harness: A specialized safety harness designed to distribute the forces experienced during freefall and descent. - Seatbelt: Ensures secure attachment to the aircraft or ground support vehicle. - Parachute: An inflatable device used for deceleration after deploying from the aircraft. Master Tandem Operator Our tandem master operator has extensive experience and certifications ensuring the smooth operation of tandem jumps. They are trained in emergency procedures and are equipped with the necessary skills to handle unexpected situations safely. During the briefing, they will demonstrate how to prepare for takeoff, including adjusting the straps and positioning within the aircraft cabin. Please note that no action should be taken until informed by a professional staff member who can provide specific instructions based on current conditions and participant readiness. Always follow their guidance and remain vigilant throughout the entire process to maintain optimal safety standards.
Not suitable for	Children below twelve years of age Individuals with a height less than four feet six inches (one hundred forty centimeters) Persons weighing fewer than eighty-eight pounds (forty kilograms) Individuals exceeding two hundred twenty pounds (one hundred kilograms)