In the simplest of terms, a dropzone is the ability to up into the sky in an aircraft and back down again with a parachute.

Contrary to what movies and television like to tell you about wild-eyed lunatics leaping recklessly out of aeroplanes, skydiving has a lot of rules. British

In the UK, skydiving continues through the Winter, pursued by those keen enough to brave the short days of a fairly Northern latitude. This cold,

Back at the beginning of the 2021 season, the ability to plan a road tour to support skydiving events was tricky. The dates for boogies

In the most basic of all terms, a dropzone is a place where one has the ability to go up in a flying machine and

The tail end of the UK season means the nationals are looming. It has been another uncertain year for competitions, but the Britons usually turn out strong.

The roadshow heads Sibson, where we can celebrate two anniversaries at the same time.

Do we need a Rainbow Boogie? Yes we need a Rainbow Boogie.

Every year the UK armed forces all get together for a fully-featured skydiving competition.

Many people who have been involved say that there is nothing like the experience of achieving a formation record – that it is a transcendent