Participants must be 18 years or older to take part in tandem skydiving.
Guests aged 70–75 years must present a signed and stampedDeclaration of Fitness from a doctor on the day of the jump.
Weight and BMI limits are strictly enforced for safety: women must weigh no more than 90 kg with a BMI under 27.5, while men must weigh no more than 100 kg with a BMI under 30.0.
Tandem skydiving in Dubai is designed for first-timers, and no prior skydiving experience is required.
Final eligibility approval rests with the on-site safety team.
Guests must be in generally good physical and mental health to participate.
If you currently have or have previously had any medical conditions, you may be required to complete a Declaration of Fitness form before arrival.
Conditions that may require medical clearance include heart or lung disease, epilepsy, neurological disorders, severe head injuries, recurrent fainting, uncontrolled high blood pressure, or mental health conditions.
Pregnancy and substance dependency are not permitted for safety reasons.
Guests are responsible for disclosing accurate medical information during booking and check-in.
All skydives use state-of-the-art tandem parachute systems, including a main parachute, reserve parachute, and Automatic Activation Device (AAD).
Equipment is professionally maintained and inspected before every jump.
Participants are securely harnessed to their instructor using a certified tandem harness system.
A mandatory pre-jump briefing explains body positioning, freefall awareness, communication signals, and landing posture.
Tandem instructors are fully certified and licensed by internationally recognised parachuting authorities, with thousands of jumps of experience.
Skydiving in Dubai is weather-dependent, and operations may be delayed or paused due to wind, visibility, or cloud cover.
Safety officers monitor conditions continuously and make the final call on jump readiness.
If weather conditions are unsuitable, jumps may be rescheduled or cancelled in line with operational policy.
Guests are advised to keep schedules flexible on the day of their jump.
Advance booking is required to secure your preferred date, time, and dropzone.
A valid passport or Emirates ID (physical or digital) is mandatory for check-in.
Check-in closes strictly at the assigned time; late arrivals may be treated as no-shows.
Booking details must match the participant’s official identification.
Guests must follow all instructions given by instructors and ground crew at all times.
Personal cameras, phones, and loose items are not permitted during the jump.
Late arrivals or failure to meet eligibility requirements may result in denied participation without refund.
Cancellation, rescheduling, and no-show policies vary by the experience and are enforced strictly.
Any unsafe behaviour may lead to immediate removal from the experience.
Frequently asked questions about Dubai skydiving rules & regulations
Can I be denied a skydive even if I have a confirmed booking?
Yes. Participation may be denied on the day if safety requirements are not met, documentation is incomplete, or operational conditions change. Safety decisions are final.
Is a digital copy of my ID accepted at check-in?
Yes. A clear digital copy of your passport or Emirates ID is accepted, as long as the details match your booking exactly.
Can I bring my phone or camera during the skydive?
No. Personal phones, cameras, and loose items are not permitted during the jump for safety reasons. All media is captured by professional skydiving videographers.
What happens if I arrive late for my scheduled jump time?
Late arrivals may be treated as no-shows and may not be accommodated. Check-in times are strictly enforced due to flight and safety schedules.
Who makes the final decision if weather conditions are uncertain?
The on-site safety and operations team makes the final decision based on real-time weather and aviation conditions. Guest preference cannot override safety calls.
Can my jump be rescheduled on the same day if there is a delay?
Same-day rescheduling depends on availability and operational capacity. In some cases, guests may be offered an alternate date instead.
Are spectators allowed at the dropzone?
Yes. Friends and family are welcome at designated viewing areas, but access to operational zones is restricted to registered participants only.
