Scranton Skydiving gives everyone a chance to explore the world from a bird's-eye view. Attached to an instructor's harness, adventurers plunge down from an airplane thousands of feet above the ground. To make this 60-second fall even more exciting, they may ask the instructor to flip and perform advanced maneuvers, or he himself may encourage them to take temporary control, steer the parachute, or pull the ripcord to release the main canopy.

Scranton Skydiving also offers advanced jumpers the chance to take solo leaps—after a four- to six-hour training course, they take to the skies with two accelerated free-fall masters who provide direct assistance during the exit and freefall, making their top priority to ensure the highest safety of this thrilling sky adventure.