How old do you have to be to skydive?
109011
18 i checked im going on my birthday
1152457
Sky-dive or fly a plane.
326212
Don't set limits by your age. Do what you want to do when you are ready to do it and not a moment earlier.
152190
ABOUT OVER 18 OR SO. YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT!!!
650749
The age limit is 16 and you need to complete CPR, first aid, and a lifeguarding course. You can be a jr. lifeguard at 14 or 15 but you must have taken all the same courses required by a lifeguard. As a jr. lifeguard you are pretty much a lifeguard assistant and you aren't allowed to actually go on stand and guard people.
675642
go for someone 16 or 17
126954
For U.S. Athletes:\nThere is no age limit to compete in the Olympics.\n\nHowever, some sports do have age requirements for health and safety reasons. Competition rules of certain international federations cite age limits as follows:\n- Bobsled (minimum of 14 years old)\n- Boxing (17-32)\n- Diving (minimum of 14)\n- Equestrian (16 or older)\n- Figure skating (15 by July 1 of previous year)\n- Gymnastics (must be 16 years old in Olympic year)\n- Judo (15 or older), luge (16 or older)\n- Soccer (under 23)\n- Team handball (over 18)\n- Weightlifting (17 or older)\n- Wrestling (must be at least 17 on day of Opening Ceremonies).\n\nThere are no general restrictions among the International Federations on an "upper" age limit.
371
Check out the link for Skydive Monterey Bay Inc. I haven't done it by my friends have done their first jump there. Their website has a lot of good information on skydiving. As far as I know, your first jumps will always be tandem jumps, where you are strapped to an instructor who will pull the parachute. It seems that the only risk is if the regular parachute and the emergency parachute all fail, which is probably very unlikely.
91531
16 years old.  Not sure about the law.  I know a friend was and EMT and he had to be 16.
1136008
Skydiving is great fun.  It is as safe as any other outdoors adventure, apart perhaps from dancing with poisonous snakes.\n\nYou should expect to spend all day doing this.  Most skydiving services have a half-day training course and then the first-timer goes up for a "buddy jump"  That's where the novice and an experienced instructor jump together.\n\nDepending on the airport where you go for this, the plane used may be a small aircraft that takes a long time to get to altitude, which drags out the time used for the first jump.\n\nOne note of caution - if hubby has a bad back or bad knees, ankles, or hips, I don't suggest this.  He can make things worse.\n\nAn alternative to this kind of adventure, depending on where you live, is to buy him a ride in a restored WWII fighter or trainer.  There are a bunch of places around the country where a guy can have a BLAST going up in a P-51!
150029
It depends on the state. Some say 18. And some will let you get it done earlyer with a parents written ok.
652725
You have to be older than a certain age. 16 or 18 I think.
687148
At least 18, unless your parents permit you to have one earlier!
271768
im up for it if you are? how old are you?
608521
well bud I am happy for you, just send your questions to this email, (skydiving@skydivealberta.com) and they will tell you the fees and there place too.\n\nI did it my self last September in Nova Scotia and man it was a ride to hell and for sure I will do it again but in the States, by the way I did solo jump and it cost me $175 and my girlfriend did tandum and it was around $150 I think I dont remember that much but Do it what ever it cost jejejej it is really fun!!!\n\nGood Luck.
1020470
skydiving. the adrenaline rush is unmatchable, the chicks dig it, and if something goes wrong, youve got about 30 seconds to care.
297175
You have to be 18 or older and it has to know that!