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Radfeld, Austria
Experience an adrenaline-fueled tandem skydiving adventure in Radfeld, where you'll soar for up to 45 stunning seconds at speeds exceeding 200 kilometers per hour before descending gracefully for a tranquil 4-minute parachute ride.
Prepare for an exhilarating tandem skydiving adventure in Radfeld, Germany. Upon arrival, embark on a 20-minute scenic flight to a designated jump altitude. As the aircraft door opens, prepare to soar through the air at breathtaking speeds of up to 200 km/h. This thrilling experience lasts just 45 seconds before your chute deploys, leading to a serene 4 to 8-minute descent with unparalleled panoramic views. Your certified tandem pilot ensures your safety throughout this memorable journey, allowing you to savor the rush and capture cherished moments with a radiant smile.
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| Includes | A tandem skydiving experience offering up to 45 seconds of freefall at an initial speed of 200 kilometers per hour. This includes approximately 20 minutes of a thrilling aerial tour to reach the designated jump height. Participants will glide under their own parachute for around 4 minutes before landing safely. A safety briefing by a certified tandem instructor precedes the descent into the air. Rental equipment, including a full set, is provided. Post-jump photos or videos can be obtained upon request. There is an additional €50 fee applicable to individuals weighing between 90 and 95 kilograms. |
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Duration 1 hour
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Restricted to two attendees.
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Radfeld, Austria 
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The tandem skydiving experience lasts approximately 45 seconds.
After deploying the chute, the descent typically lasts between 4 to 8 minutes.
During the skydive, you will be traveling at speeds exceeding 200 kilometers per hour.
You will start your tandem skydiving adventure by boarding a plane that takes you to a designated jump altitude.
Your certified tandem pilot will guide you throughout the experience, ensuring your safety.
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