Accelerated Freefall Course ( AFF Course)

Malaysia AFF course Key Features:

Instructor Support: Students exit the aircraft with 1-2 USPA AFF-rated instructors who maintain physical contact via harness grips
Immediate Freefall: Unlike static line or IAD methods, students experience full freefall from the first jump
Progressive Training: Students advance through Categories A-H of the Integrated Student Program (ISP)

What is AFF (Accelerated Freefall) Course?

Want to experience real skydiving from your first jump? AFF is the way to go. Unlike other methods where you’re attached to a static line, with AFF you get the full freefall experience right away – with instructors holding onto you for safety, of course!

It’s called “accelerated” because you learn much faster. Instead of working your way up to freefall, you dive straight into it (literally) with expert guidance.

Why Choose Our AFF Training in Malaysia?

✅ USPA-Certified Training – International standard that’s recognized worldwide
✅ Equipment + Training Package – Learn to jump AND get your gear sorted
✅ Experienced Instructors – USPA AFF-rated instructors who know their stuff
✅ Local Support – We’re here for you even after you get your license

How the AFF Course Works

Ground School (The Learning Bit)

Before you jump, you’ll need to know the basics:

How all the equipment works
What to do in the plane
Freefall body position and techniques
What to do if things go wrong (spoiler: they rarely do)
Flying your parachute and landing safely

The Jumping Part

Categories A-C: Getting Started

Your first jumps with two instructors holding onto you
Learning to stay stable in freefall
Pulling your parachute at 5,500 feet
Basic parachute flying and landing

Categories D-E: Getting Good

Learning to turn in freefall
Flying solo with just one instructor
More challenging maneuvers
Building confidence

Categories F-H: Almost There

Jumping with other people
Advanced parachute skills
Emergency procedures under canopy
Getting ready for your license

What You Need to Start

Age: 18 years old minimum

Health: Just need to be reasonably fit and healthy

Time: Usually takes about 8-10 jumps to get your AFF Done, depending on how quickly you pick it up

Equipment We Use

Altimeter
Helmets
Complete parachute systems
Jumpsuit
All the gear you need for training

Want Your Own Gear? We’ve got everything from student equipment to advanced gear for licensed jumpers. Plus, everything comes with local warranty and support.

Why AFF is Better Than Other Methods

🎯 Real Freefall from Day One – No slow buildup, straight to the good stuff
🎯 Learn Faster – Your instructors are right there giving you feedback
🎯 Safer – Two instructors on your first few jumps
🎯 International License – Your USPA A-License works anywhere in the world
🎯 Better Foundation – You’ll be a more confident skydiver

Ready to Start Your AFF Course?

Here’s what happens next:

Book your ground school – Learn everything you need to know
First jump day – Two instructors, full freefall experience
Keep progressing – Work through the 8 categories at your own pace
Get your license – Join the worldwide skydiving community
Keep jumping! – The fun really starts after you get licensed

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Common Questions About AFF Training

How long does it take? Most people finish in 1-2 weeks, but it depends on weather and how quickly you learn.

Is it scary? Sure, at first! But that’s part of the fun. Your instructors will make sure you’re safe.

What if I mess up? That’s what your instructors are for. They’ve seen it all and will help you through it.

Can I buy equipment during the course? Absolutely. We can help you choose the right gear for your experience level.

What happens after I get my license? The world opens up! You can jump anywhere, learn new skills, and maybe even compete.

🪂 USPA AFF Training Matrix

Accelerated Freefall Progression – Categories A through H

Category	Jumps	Deployment Altitude	Instructor Requirements	Freefall Skills	Canopy Skills	Advancement Criteria
A (Arch)	1	5,500 ft	2 AFF Instructors required	Safe exit Basic arch position Practice deployments (3x) Circle of awareness (COA) HAALR sequence Wave off at 5,500 ft	Canopy check & APT Locate holding area Fly pattern with assist Staged flare with full finish PLF preparation	Safe exit ✓ Overall FF awareness ✓ Stable last 10 sec ✓ Altitude aware ✓ Pull within 1,000 ft ✓
B (Basics)	1	5,500 ft	2 AFF Instructors or 1 AFF I + Coach	Relaxed exit Improved stability Leg awareness & control Leg extension (3 sec) Team turns (if trained) HAALR maintenance	Ground/winds aloft discussion Aircraft patterns awareness Flight cycle understanding Traffic clearing procedures PLF practice	Stable throughout ✓ Leg control ✓ Assist pull within 500 ft ✓
C (Control)	2	5,500 ft	Jump 1: 2 AFF Instructors Jump 2: 1 AFF Instructor	Control within 5 seconds AIR principle (Altitude aware, In control, Relaxed) Roll-out-of-bed technique Solo deployment Instructor release capability	Wing loading discussion Pattern adjustments for wind Turbulence & flight cycle Flight-cycle drill Off-field landing procedures	Control within 5 sec ✓ Relaxed fall ✓ Heading awareness ✓ Wave off ✓ Cleared for 1 AFFI ✓
D (Direction)	2	5,000 ft	1 AFF Instructor	Solo exit & stable within 5 sec 90° turns (within 20° tolerance) 180° turns (within 45° tolerance) 360° turns (within 45° tolerance) Start-Coast-Stop (SCS) technique Spotting observation	Rear-riser turns (brakes set/released) Cloud clearance & visibility Landing accuracy practice Wind drift & opening point Building landing procedures	Solo exit stable ≤5 sec ✓ 90° turns ±20° (2 each) ✓ 180° turns ±45° (2 each) ✓ 360° turns ±45° (2 each) ✓
E (Explore)	2	4,500 ft	1 AFF Instructor or Coach (after cleared for self-supervision)	Barrel roll (recover ≤5 sec) Back loop (recover ≤5 sec) Front loop (recover ≤5 sec) Intentional disorienting maneuvers Advanced stability recovery	Sweet-spot practice Toggle stall-point practice Two-stage vs continuous flare Spotting with SPACE Landing accuracy (165 ft)	Barrel roll recovery ≤5 sec ✓ Back loop recovery ≤5 sec ✓ Front loop recovery ≤5 sec ✓ Cleared for self-supervision ✓
F (Flat Track)	2 + 2	4,500 ft	Coach or Instructor supervision	Flat track 5 sec (±30° heading) Clear-and-pull exits Floater/Poised exits Perpendicular to line of flight Tracking progression	Braked turns (CEP) Half-braked flares (CEP) Braked landing pattern Landing accuracy (82 ft) Pre-jump equipment checks	Flat track 5 sec ±30° (3x) ✓ Clear-and-pull exits (2x) ✓ 4 braked turns ✓ 2 half-braked flares ✓
G (Groups)	3	Breakoff: 5,500 ft Deploy by: 4,000 ft	Coach supervision required	Forward movement to dock Level matching (up/down) Start-Coast-Stop for movement Breakoff sequence Track 50+ ft (±10° heading)	Turn reversals (CEP) Glide path adjustment Traffic avoidance Landing accuracy (65 ft) Independent spotting	Re-dock from 10 ft (2x) ✓ Level matching up/down ✓ Level then dock (2x) ✓ Breakoff unprompted ✓ Track 50+ ft ±10° ✓
H (Hone)	2	Breakoff: 5,500 ft Deploy by: 4,000 ft	Coach supervision	Diving exit Dive to dock (stairstep approach) 100 ft approach distances Final Approach Zone (FAZ) Track 100 ft (±10° heading)	Low-turn recovery (CEP) Independent spotting Landing accuracy (65 ft – 3x) Water landing procedures Equipment maintenance	Dive to dock 100 ft (2x) ✓ Breakoff unprompted ✓ Track 100 ft ±10° ✓ Low-turn recovery (2x) ✓ Land within 65 ft (3x) ✓