At SDA, we know research is important. Our safety record boasts absolutely ZERO fatalities in all of our 50+ years of business. We’re proud of that! This is the reason people from all over come to jump at our facility! Also, having the best views in the state of Oklahoma doesn’t hurt.

Unfortunately, we cannot offer refunds. However, we understand that life happens. If for any reason you cannot make your scheduled jump time, please let us know at the earliest possible time. We will do our best to accommodate and reschedule.

You will need

• The physical form of your State or Government Issued ID Card!
• Comfortable clothing, tennis shoes or sneakers (no open-toed shoes or boots please),
• Your insurance information
• Your Logbook (if you have one already).

You can also check out our first jump guide HERE for more info.

You’ll need tennis shoes or sneakers (no boots ore open-toed shoes please).
Please wear weather appropriate clothing for your jump.
You have the option to use one of our flight suits if you wish to have some extra layers during the cold seasons.
Please be aware that the temperature at jumping altitude is sometimes 20-30 degrees COOLER than ground temperature.

Your scheduled booking time. Showing up late could result in long delays or rescheduling.

Yes! It’s always good to have something in your stomach before a skydive.

No! The USPA and FAA prohibit anyone under the influence of drugs or alchol from conducting or participating in a skydive. This is strictly enforced.

Yes! If it isn’t on social media, it didn’t happen right?

However, you may not wear your own GoPro or other wearable video device as it is a safety hazard.

Walk-ins are welcome on weekends. However, it is always best to call ahead or make a reservation.

Our Cessna 206 holds six people and our Cessna 182 holds four. Meaning, we can take two-three tandem students up at a time.

You’ll reach speeds of around 120 mph in freefall.

Our gear is the most modern and safest equipment available in the industry. We keep it impecably maintained. If there is a malfunction, ALL of our gear has a reserve parachute. The reserve parachute is also equipped with an Automatic Activation Device (AAD) for additional safety measures. We are always happy to show you how the equipment works before your jump.

Absolutely! The only exception would be sunset jumps. The FAA regulates that all student [including tandem] jumpers must be on the ground before civil sunset. This makes scheduling a sunset jump a logistical challenge to meet the narrow time window required. Any unforeseen time delays could result in postponing the jump.

However, from late fall to early spring, scheduling later in the day runs a higher chance for those beautiful evening skies