Licence progression
From supervised student to independent skydiver. One connected plan from AFF to your A licence, built around responsibility rather than jump numbers.
The route
From AFF to your A licence
Pace depends on weather, currency and the time you can spend in Spain
6 stages
Overview
The licence stage turns supervised jumps into an independent practice. You take over planning, preparation, equipment responsibility and decision-making one step at a time, with coaching beside you until each responsibility is genuinely yours.
Nothing here is a formality. Every requirement exists because an independent skydiver has to make good decisions without an instructor beside them.
Who it is for
For students who finished AFF and want a structured path to the A licence — including people whose AFF happened elsewhere, or years ago, and who need the missing foundations rebuilt rather than repeated.
Requirements
Before this stage you need:
- Completed AFF, here or elsewhere
- A current medical declaration accepted by the dropzone
- Your logbook and any previous training records
- Enough time to jump consistently rather than sporadically
Included
- Personal jump planning and briefings for every licence requirement
- Independent preparation and packing, coached stage by stage
- Solo exits and skill jumps tracked against a written plan
- Final sign-off and an honest debrief on what the licence does and does not mean
Excluded
- Travel to and from the dropzone
- Accommodation and meals
- Licence administration fees
- Personal equipment purchases
Outcomes
You finish with an A licence and, more importantly, the preparation habits, planning discipline and judgement to use it responsibly.
A licence is permission to continue learning. This stage is designed so you arrive at it already progressing, not wondering what comes next.
The offer
AFF + A Licence route
One connected plan from your first jump to the A licence, coached personally throughout.
Offer
The connected route covers AFF and everything required for the A licence as one continuous plan: ground school, coached jumps, independent preparation, packing, planning and sign-off.
You move from supervised training toward independent decision-making at a pace decided by competence, not by the calendar. Every jump has an objective and a debrief, and the plan adapts when weather or readiness demands it.
Pricing
The final figure depends on the selected dropzone and real jump costs. You receive a written breakdown before committing to anything.
Included
- Everything in the guided AFF programme
- Licence-stage coaching, planning and debriefs
- Equipment rental throughout the plan
- Packing training and equipment responsibility
- Final licence sign-off
Excluded
- Flights and airport transfers
- Accommodation
- Skydiving insurance, normally around €120 depending on provider
- Licence administration fees
Next step
Tell us where your training stopped and what you want from the sport. The route is planned around your real starting point.
Ready to become independent?
Tell us where your training stopped and what you want next. You will get a route, a realistic timeline, and a straight answer about cost.