THE SKYDIVING JEWEL OF LAS VEGAS!

SAFETY IS PRIORITY # 1 at Skydive Fyrosity® ! Skydive Fyrosity® is a drop zone dedicated to sport jumping, fun jumping, competition and student training.  Because of the amount of jumps performed in all different skydiving disciplines and student training, it is imperative that everyone respects the safety of all by following the USPA BSR’s, the Drop Zone Rules and most importantly using your ears, eyes, brain and training to keep skydiving safe for all.

While having all of the above in one place and it makes for a great place to come and enjoy a day of skydiving, it also increases the need for all of us to be mindful of what we are doing and how we are going about it. Our sport is unforgiving and carries heavy consequences for the complacent skydiver and everyone around them. But complacency isn’t always the main cause of accidents, sometimes it’s just because two people weren’t on the same page about something as simple as the direction of the landing pattern.  Because of this, we have created this page to educate all who have decided to skydive at Skydive Fyrosity® with the rules and patterns we all must follow, we will disclose the rules of the Drop Zone in the hopes of getting everyone in tune with the surroundings and about everything a skydiver needs to know to be safe from check-in, loading the aircraft to how and where it is appropriate to land our parachutes at Skydive Fyrosity®.

Fiber Optics speed internet is available for FREE so you never have to miss out on your business dealings while skydiving at our Drop Zone.  Bring your laptop and take care of your business in a creative and outdoor environment while enjoying the company of your skydiving family and friends.

USPA A-license holders who have not made a freefall skydive within 60 days should make at least one jump under the supervision of a currently rated USPA instructional rating holder until demonstrating altitude awareness, freefall control on all axes, tracking, and canopy skills sufficient for safely jumping in groups.   USPA B-license holders who have not made a freefall skydive within the preceding 90 days should make at least one jump under the supervision of a USPA instructional rating holder until demonstrating the ability to safely exercise the privileges of that license.   USPA C- and D-license holders who have not made a freefall skydive within the preceding six months should make at least one jump under the supervision of a USPA instructional rating holder until demonstrating the ability to safely exercise the privileges of that license.