Can we sky dive from a commercial flight???

Answer 1

No.

-they are not the same type of plane

-commercial flights fly at around 32,000ft altitude

-skydivers dive at 13,000ft altitude

Answer 2

Why don't you ring up the FAA or the airline you're flying and ask them?! Then tell us what they say...

The moment you skydive from a commercial flight at the highest altitude the direction you'll be heading is not down to earth but up...up to the skies above to meet your maker who I'm sure won't be impressed with what you've done!

Silly question

Answer 3

FAA 6-2-7. PARACHUTE JUMPING/SKY DIVING (PJE)

a. Obtain the following data:

1. Date/time the activity will begin.

2. Size of the affected area in a nautical mile radius.

3. Location of the center of the affected area in relation to the nearest VOR/DME or VORTAC when it is 25 nautical miles or less from the center of the activity.

(a) Also include reference to the nearest public-use airport when the center of the activity is 25 nautical miles or less from the nearest public-use airport.

(b) The nearest public-use airport, when the center of activity is more than 25 miles from the nearest VOR/DME or VORTAC.

EXAMPLE-
!CPR DDY PJE 2 NMR DDY205038/24 SW CPR 10000/BLW WEF 0212141400-0212141830

(Pointer NOTAM)
!CPR CPR SEE DDY 12/045 PJE WEF 0212141400-0212141830

4. Affected altitudes.

5. Duration of the activity.

6. Name, address, and telephone number of the person requesting authorization or giving notice.

7. Identification of the aircraft to be used.

8. Aircraft radio frequencies available.

b. Disseminate information received as follows:

EXAMPLE-
(VOR F/R/D at airport)
!DSM DSM PJE 3 NMR DSM149009/0Y5 10000/BLW
WEF 0003211400-0003211600

(VOR F/R/D)
!DCA BRV PJE 2 NMR BRV130025 12000/BLW
WEF 0004300800-0004301000

(airport)
!CHO CHO PJE 5 NMR 10000/BLW WEF 0003230800-0003231000

(from an airport)
!CHO CHO PJE 30 NE 5 NMR 10000/BLW WEF 0003230800-0003231000

NOTE-
Activities that will prohibit the use of airspace will require the issuance of an FDC NOTAM by the USNOF.

Answer 4

I assume you mean a regular airline flight?

No. Those don't have the safety features of a skydiving plane, nor do they fly at the same altitudes, speeds, or in the same areas. If you want to skydive, you're going to have to do it from a flight meant for skydiving.

Answer 5

its too high in the air, if u opened the door in a commercial plane, it would lose air pressure too rapidly...and crash.

Answer 6

ummmmmmmmm nah

Answer 7

What do you think?

Answer 8

no

Answer 9

no