Life in India Holiday Pvt. Ltd

Rohini, Delhi

In parachuting, a static line is a cord attached at one end to the aircraft and at the other end to the top of the pilot chute inside the jumper's backpack. The parachutist's fall from the aircraft causes the static line to become taut, then it pulls the pilot chute free of the backpack. The inflation of the small pilot chute in turn causes the main canopy to be pulled out of the backpack. The continued fall of the jumper causes the main parachute lines to extend and become taut, at which point the binding that joins the static line to the pilot chute comes apart from the shock of the jumper's weight, freeing the parachute and its passenger to continue descending freely, no longer connected to the aircraft. The main parachute then inflates, braking the fall. This static line mechanism opens the parachute automatically with no action required by the passenger

The volunteer trainee should not be suffering from any heart or mental disease. Should not have been restricted by a doctor for any strenuous exerciseTrainees are expected to have a PT kit. A track suit or a flying overall or a Jump suit and a pair of sports shoes preferably with an ankle support.The trainee should be able to run 400 meters at a stretch without stopping. Trainee should be able to jump from a dining table without any assistance. Details attached.The parachute system comprises rectangular ram air canopies a Main Parachute, a Reserve parachute, an Automatic Opening devise and a harness and container to pack everything in and wear it. Besides a serviceable and properly packed parachute system the trainee is provided an individual jump kit comprising a helmet, an altimeter and a goggle. All equipment is of international standards.Friends and relatives will not be allowed to attend training and briefing sessions and be operational area.There will be a Dropping Zone Safety officer, an ambulance and a Search & Rescue Vehicle on ground. There will be communication facility to cater to any eventuality like recovering a parachuting landing at a distance or carrying a person to a doctorhospital in case of an injury.