Bergen Skydiving Club is located at Flesland, Bergen international airport, in Hordaland county, Norway. The airport has been opened since 1955 and it is the second busiest airport in Norway.
The club offers Tandems, Solo Jumps and Static Line courses and training. They have their own plane, a Cessna 182 called Malvin.
They also provide jumping at Skydive Voss in the summer, which is very active and the major part of summer jumping is done there. Bergen Skydiving Club jump every weekend if the weather allows it, Saturday from 9am and Sunday from 12am.
To get to Bergen Skydiving Club´s new premises at the Flesland Airport is very easy. You just take E39 South of Bergen and follow the airport signs until reaching the airport. The distance is 11 miles (18km), expect some 25 minutes from Bergen center.
Contacts: BSI Bergen Fallskjermklubb, Postboks 19, Flesland, 5869 Bergen, Norway Tel. +47 55 22 99 40 To find out more about BSI just go to: www.bfsk.no
Source: BSI Bergen Fallskjermklubb website and FB profile Thanks to Therese Moe. All images are property of Bergen Skydiving Club. The airport photo taken from Wikimedia. Video: Youtube Text: Martin
