A small group of international flyers gathered on a terrace at golden hour after training

Student stories

People who got there.

One person’s road to a goal they set themselves, in their own words and with their consent.

How to read these stories

One person. Their words.

A story is not a review and not a promise. It says what one student wanted, what the days looked like and what they took away; it does not say how long your route will take or what your result will be.

Student stories

  1. Student lying on a mat in the hangar practising the arched body position while Andrew corrects it

    Post-Licence Coaching Route · June 2026

    One goal per day

    I had a licence and a habit. The habit was jumping without a question.

    Read the story
  2. Two skydivers walking toward a jump aircraft across the airfield at sunrise

    Licence Progression Route · May 2026

    Finishing what I started

    Nobody told me I was behind. They told me where I was.

    Read the story
  3. A student laughing after landing, helmet half off, canopy on the grass behind him

    Complete AFF + A Licence Route · April 2026

    A licence I can explain

    I did not want a card in my wallet. I wanted to know why every line on it is there.

    Read the story
  4. Student putting on a white helmet after landing, canopy on the grass behind him

    Guided AFF Route · March 2026

    Learning not to fight the door

    I thought the course would teach me to be brave. It taught me to be prepared.

    Read the story

Next step

Jump aircraft lit on the Spanish airfield at blue hour with mountains on the horizon

Your story starts with a route.

Compare the routes and apply for the one that fits you. Applications are not open yet; once they open, Andrew reads every application himself.