When you decide to throw your body out of an airplane, you can call Skydive Adventure and sign up for their Tandem Skydive, after which you may pursue skydiving as a sport with one of their programs offered to obtain the skydiving license. Students are the main business for Skydive Adventure and have priority at their drop zone. Skydive Adventure have independent contractors and experienced jumpers that enjoy also putting together anywhere from 2 to 8 way formation dives.
Skydive Adventure is a member of the United States Parachute Association and follows basic safety requirements for all skydiving activities, including the use of approved training methods, appropriately rated personnel, and the latest in student parachute equipment.
At Skydive Adventure they operate two Cessna aircrafts.
Bill Hasenfus, Skydive’s owner-operator, has been jumping out of airplanes and training students for the past 47 years with an excellent safety record. For the past 20 years, Bill, his wife Donna-Marie and Skydive’s professional staff train between 1,500 and 2,500 first-time students each year.
Skydive Adventure airfield is located along the road 21 just 2 miles east of the Omro town in Wisconsin, USA. It takes you a 1,5hour ride from Milwaukee (State 41) through the cities of Fond du Lac and Oshkosh. Take Rd.21 (E Main St.) west of Oshkosh ( Jewel Park junction from 41) for Omro, some 5 miles, till the Rivermoore crossroad. You will see a sign for Skydive on your right.
Contacts: Skydive Adventure, 4028 Rivermoor Rd, Omro, WI 54963, Wisconsin, USA Tel. 920-685-5122, Appointment only
To get additional information you can go to: www.skydiveadventure.com
Source: Skydive Adventure website and FB profile Thanks to Donna Marie and Bill Hasenfus. Video: Youtube
