Welcome to Skyhigh
India's Only International Skydiving Dropzone
Skyhigh India is India’s only international skydiving dropzone located two hours away from New Delhi at the Narnaul Airstrip in Haryana.
We are a premier dropzone for skydiving in India and provide an experience of a lifetime.
Our Partners
Who Are We
Skyhigh India is a foreign affiliate of the United States Parachute Association (USPA). Our aircrafts and SOPs are certified by the Director-General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Government of India.
We use the most sophisticated equipment available in the global market, Sigma Tandem Parachute Systems.
All the instructors and other skydiving staff are certified USPA license holders, National Award winners with a track record of thousands of jumps.
Safety
- Your safety is our priority!
- Skyhigh India works with highly experienced instructors and the best globally certified equipment.
- All our parachutes have a dual parachute system, the main parachute and the reserve parachute.
- The reserve or the emergency parachute is equipped with an Automatic Activation Device (AAD) which deploys automatically in an emergency situation.
Tandem Skydiving
- The Tandem jump is the easiest and the safest way to skydive for the first time.
- It allows you to experience the thrill of a skydive while being safely strapped to the instructor.
- You share the parachute with the instructor who controls the jump, allowing you to experience the rush and enjoy the view!
- After just one hour of ground training, you can experience the thrill of jumping from 10,000 feet.
Your Jump Day
1
Ground Training
Once you reach the drop zone, there is a mandatory ground training program for every jumper. The training involves understanding the stages of the jump, body position, communication language and landing technique.
2
Gearing Up
After the training, the instructors will have you geared up to take you to the skies. Make sure you wear comfortably fitted clothes and footwear etc*
3
Game Set Match
Once you are set, you will board the aircraft that will take you to 10,000 feet. The comfortable cabin can get windy and cold, but don’t forget to marvel at the views below!
3
Game Set Match
Once you are set, you will board the aircraft that will take you to 10,000 feet. The comfortable cabin can get windy and cold, but don’t forget to marvel at the views below!
2
Gearing Up
After the training, the instructors will have you geared up to take you to the skies. Make sure you wear comfortably fitted clothes and footwear etc*
4
The Skydive
After you jump, you will free-fall at around 220 km/hour. The free-fall lasts 20-30 seconds. Once the parachute opens, it take 5-6 minutes to touchdown. Don’t forget to smile all the way, you’re on camera!
FAQs
A drop zone (DZ) is a place where parachutists land. It is also a base from which recreational parachutists and skydivers take off in an aircraft and land using parachutes.
Cessna – 172. The 172 Skyhawk is an American single-engine, high-wing, fixed-wing aircraft.
- 16-18 under parental consent.
- 18 and above
People with heart conditions should consult their doctor before jumping. Those under any kind of specific medication must carry a fitness certificate from their doctor as some drugs may affect judgment. If the instructor at the drop zone advises you against jumping on fitness/health grounds, you are entitled to a full refund.
CONSUMING DRUGS AND ALCOHOL PRIOR TO THE JUMP
We follow a zero-tolerance policy against narcotics or consumption of alcohol within 24 hours prior to jumping.
20 to 30 seconds, it depends on your body weight and the wind speeds at the time of your jump
Athletic, comfortable clothes are advised. T-shirts/tops with round necks and sleeves and shorts that cover the thigh area are recommended so that the harness fits comfortably.
Collared shirts should be avoided. (Flapping collars during freefall can be unpleasant.)
Skydiving is a weather-dependent sport. High-speed winds, poor visibility, rain and low clouds, are just some of the reasons that can delay, or even cancel our skydiving operations temporarily.
In case of bad weather, our team will announce a “standby”, which means we have to put our operations on hold. Regular announcements will be made updating you on the conditions while you wait at our location.
If the weather shows no signs of improving and we have to cancel operations for the day then you can reschedule for the next available date.
While we always do our best to communicate operational changes, SkyHigh India reserves the right to close our drop zone without any prior warning. In this case, our team will contact you by phone or email to cancel or reschedule your skydive.
Sky High India is not liable for any costs (travel, stay, etc.) incurred by the individual in the instances mentioned above. Please visit our Sales & Refund Policy for information.