Aircraft’s used for skydiving are operated by PFAPL( AOP 09/15)

1. Compressed Essence: Gases stored under pressure, waiting to unleash their power.
2. Liquefied Mysteries: Gases transformed into liquids under extreme pressure or cold.
3. Frosted Vapors: Gases that remain liquid only in freezing conditions.
4. Dissolving Vapors: Gases suspended in liquids, ready to react explosively.
5. Captured Breaths: Gases trapped in porous materials, waiting to escape.
6. Flame-Walkers: Gases that can ignite with the slightest spark.
7. Silent Shadows: Non-flammable gases that remain inert and safe.
8. Toxic Zephyrs: Invisible, poisonous gases that choke the life from the air.
9. Caustic Brews: Harsh acids and alkalis that can destroy living tissue.
10. Mercurial Temptations: Shimmering, toxic mercury that can poison silently.
11. Batteries of Destruction: Wet cell batteries containing corrosive liquids.
12. Detonating Fireworks: Explosives like fireworks and ammunition that burst with force.
13. Weapons of Thunder: Ammunition and explosive devices waiting to release their fury.
14. Flashing Flares and Pistols Caps: Devices that burst into fiery explosions or flashes of light.
15. Lighter Spirits: Flammable liquids like lighter fluid, ready to ignite.
16. Matchstrikes: Simple matches capable of starting dangerous fires.
17. Paints of Desire: Flammable paints and thinners that can quickly combust.
18. Fire-Lighters and Spark Stones: Tools that summon fire with ease.
19. Radioactive Relics: Radioactive materials that glow with deadly energy.
20. Alarming Briefcases: Hidden devices within briefcases that pose risks and secrets.
21. Bleaching Powers and Peroxides: Oxidizing chemicals that fuel combustion.
22. Toxic Draughts: Poisonous substances like insecticides that harm all they touch.
23. Viral Phantoms: Live virus materials capable of spreading disease.
24. Odorous Spirits: Substances that emit foul, offensive smells.
25. Magnetic Forces: Magnetized materials that disrupt electronics and cause harm.
26. Irritating Apparitions: Materials that cause discomfort or irritation through their effects.
27. Dry Cell Batteries: Portable power sources that can store and release energy.
28. Sharp Instruments: Knives, scissors, and multi-tools with sharp edges, capable of cutting or piercing.
29. Toy Firearm Replicas: Non-functional, miniature versions of firearms and ammunition, often resembling real weapons.
30. Weapons of Impact: Devices like whips, nunchucks, batons, and stun guns designed for defense or offense.
31. Unpowered Electronics: Devices that cannot be switched off, posing potential risks or distractions.
32. Aerosols and Liquids: Pressurized cans and liquid substances, potentially hazardous when mishandled.
33. Security Hazards: Any other items considered dangerous or a threat according to local security regulations.

        Passengers to Empty Their Pockets When Going For Sky Diving.