Andy Stumpf

So it simulates

the sensation of falling through the air in an environment where you don't have to wear a parachute.

You don't have to ride an airplane.

You literally hop in there.

They can hold onto you.

And it feels like skydiving.

Sounds like fun.

It's leveled up what people can do in the air because it's this contained environment where you can see if you're moving a millimeter.

The number of jumps I have had where you get out, you jump out into the air where your only reference is another person that's moving around and you get, you were sliding all over the place.

Fuck you, you were sliding all over the place.

Neither of you know

Because your reference is the earth just flying around.

And then you get into wind tunnel and you're both up against the glass.

You're like, oh, we both suck.

So it makes it a little bit more difficult.

The most basic type of skydiving would be just exiting the plane in flight, falling with your belly oriented towards the ground and deploying your parachute on time.

Skydiving is two parachutes, main parachute and reserve.

Reserve is packed by an FAA rigger.

And I believe it's for one period of time, it was 90 days in between pack jobs.

I think it's six months in between pack jobs down, but full.