Skydiving Protocols for Covid in 2021

 




Skydiving is Fun!!! Enjoying the beauty of nature from a bird’s eye view when peacefully freefalling to earth with parachute. As they say - When once we have tasted flight, we will forever walk the earth with our eyes turned skyward, for there we have been and there we will always long to return.

But due to Covid it comes to halt, so let’s relive the adventure with following safety protocols:-

1.       Facial covering (over mouth and nose) at all times. While skydiving in Singapore experts encourage the use of a neck buff that can be pulled up over the nose and mouth to hold the face mask in place. Face masks may fly off in freefall, but neck buffs are unlikely to get lost.

2.       Agencies related to Skydiving in Singapore allow to limit exposure to additional people, single flights are available on request (at an additional charge).

3.       Increased hand sanitizer dispensers available.

4.       Bathrooms are limited to two people at a time.

5.       The companies associated with Skydiving in Singapore discourage standard social practices such as handshaking and high-fives in celebration of skydives.

6.       Maintaining a minimum six feet distance at the boarding area, building and elsewhere, as practical is mandatory.

7.       For Skydiving in Singapore people need to get their temperature check edupon arrival. If temperature is 100.4 F or greater, they will be required to reschedule.

8.       Limited snacks and drinks are available for purchase through vending machines. Vending machines will be sanitized throughout the day. Skydivers are encouraged the use of hand sanitizer before and after using the vending machines.

9.       Commonly touched surfaces are sanitized throughout the day. Aircraft, grab bars along with skydiving equipment are sanitized with a commercial disinfectant after each flight and every evening after jumping has ended.

10.   Harnesses and goggles are cleaned after each use with an alcohol solution. But individuals are suggested to purchase their own goggles upon check in.

 

 


Location: Singapore

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