USPA C License study guide
A demonstration jump into a stadium would require which minimal qualification? -
ANS-USPA C license
A USPA C-license holder who has not made a free fall within the preceding six months
should: - ANS-Make at least one jump under the direct supervision of a USPA instructional
rating holder
According to SIM section 6-10 , any parachute smaller than 150 square feet: - ANS-Is
considered advanced regardless of wing loading.
Before a jumper attempts a wing-suit jump, the USPA basic safety requirements require the
jumper to have completed a minimum of: - ANS-200 freefall skydives
Before attempting any advanced landing maneuvers under canopy, each jumper should: -
ANS-Practice the maneuver above 2,500 feet AGL
Before jumping with a video cameras, USPA recommends: - ANS-1. USPA C license
2. At least 50 jumps using the same parachute equipment.
3.flying skills well above average and applicable to the planned jump.
For high-altitude skydives (above 25,000 feet msl), each jumper should breathe 100 percent
pure oxygen. - ANS-Beginning 30 minutes prior to takeoff
Jumpers should expect to encounter turbulence while under canopy: - ANS-1. Downwind
and behind running aircraft
2. Behind and above other parachutes in flight.
3. away from buildings, trees, and other high ground features. Jumping performing
advanced maneuvers into a common landing area with jumpers flying a standard landing
pattern - ANS-Are in violation of USPA's basic safety requirements.
Recommend deployment altitude for beginning wing-Suit jumpers is: - ANS-4,000 feet AGL
In an aircraft used for skydiving, seat belts are required only for takeoff for jumpers. Section
5-1 of the SIM recommends practice of reserve emergency procedures: - ANS-In the ground
at every reserve repack
The USPA Basic Safety requirements state that the container opening for a c-licensed
skydivers must occur by?
Unless wavered to a minimum altitude of? - ANS-2,500 AGL
2,000 AGL
ANS: If precautions are taken to prevent injury or damage to persons or property, objects
may be dropped from an aircraft with the pilot's approval. What is required before you can
make a demonstration jump over a congested area? - ANS-An FAA certificate of
authorization
When choosing to jump a smaller canopy, jumpers should be familiar with (on their previous
canopy): - ANS-1. Flaring for landing from slow flight
2. consistent soft, stand-up landings within 10 meters of a planned target in a variety of wind
conditions.
3. Beginning to flare, turning to 10 degree bank, and returning to a level wing before
landing.
Wingsuit jumpers can avoid striking the tail of an aircraft during a side-door exit by: -
ANS-Collapsing the leg and arm wings for at least two seconds during the exit.
A demonstration jump into a stadium would require which minimal qualification? -
ANS-USPA C license
A USPA C-license holder who has not made a free fall within the preceding six months
should: - ANS-Make at least one jump under the direct supervision of a USPA instructional
rating holder
According to SIM section 6-10 , any parachute smaller than 150 square feet: - ANS-Is
considered advanced regardless of wing loading.
Before a jumper attempts a wing-suit jump, the USPA basic safety requirements require the
jumper to have completed a minimum of: - ANS-200 freefall skydives
Before attempting any advanced landing maneuvers under canopy, each jumper should: -
ANS-Practice the maneuver above 2,500 feet AGL
Before jumping with a video cameras, USPA recommends: - ANS-1. USPA C license
2. At least 50 jumps using the same parachute equipment.
3.flying skills well above average and applicable to the planned jump.
For high-altitude skydives (above 25,000 feet msl), each jumper should breathe 100 percent
pure oxygen. - ANS-Beginning 30 minutes prior to takeoff
Jumpers should expect to encounter turbulence while under canopy: - ANS-1. Downwind
and behind running aircraft
2. Behind and above other parachutes in flight.
3. away from buildings, trees, and other high ground features. Jumping performing
advanced maneuvers into a common landing area with jumpers flying a standard landing
pattern - ANS-Are in violation of USPA's basic safety requirements.
Recommend deployment altitude for beginning wing-Suit jumpers is: - ANS-4,000 feet AGL
In an aircraft used for skydiving, seat belts are required only for takeoff for jumpers. Section
5-1 of the SIM recommends practice of reserve emergency procedures: - ANS-In the ground
at every reserve repack
The USPA Basic Safety requirements state that the container opening for a c-licensed
skydivers must occur by?
Unless wavered to a minimum altitude of? - ANS-2,500 AGL
2,000 AGL
ANS: If precautions are taken to prevent injury or damage to persons or property, objects
may be dropped from an aircraft with the pilot's approval. What is required before you can
make a demonstration jump over a congested area? - ANS-An FAA certificate of
authorization
When choosing to jump a smaller canopy, jumpers should be familiar with (on their previous
canopy): - ANS-1. Flaring for landing from slow flight
2. consistent soft, stand-up landings within 10 meters of a planned target in a variety of wind
conditions.
3. Beginning to flare, turning to 10 degree bank, and returning to a level wing before
landing.
Wingsuit jumpers can avoid striking the tail of an aircraft during a side-door exit by: -
ANS-Collapsing the leg and arm wings for at least two seconds during the exit.
