Highlights
Professionals pair with clients in tandem jump over Sequatchie Valley and capture flights on digital video recording
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About This Deal
- A PAC 750 aircraft lifts off from Marion County Airport and dispatches divers over the Sequatchie Valley, bordered by the Tennessee River and Nickajack Lake.
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To enjoy a one of a kind view divers are harnessed to a seasoned professional to ensure safety, and receive a digital video of their time in the sky.
- Weight restrictions: males up to 220lb., height/weight proportionate; females up to 200lb., height/weight proportionate
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About Chattanooga Skydiving Company
In 1960, Vin Silvia put his faith in a parachute as he dove from an aircraft for his first freefall. The rush of adrenaline continued beyond the dropzone, inspiring the creation of Chattanooga Skydiving Company. Now in its third generation of family ownership, the company mints new divers on a regular basis. As long as the skies are clear and the clouds slake their appetites on birds rather than planes, instructors give lessons or pair up with novices for tandem jumps. Chattanooga Skydiving Company abides by safety methods approved by the United States Parachute Association so that any client can experience the thrill of great heights without previous experience or access to the shoulders of an obliging tall man. A digital video recording allows customers to upload, email, and share video evidence of their celestial endeavors.