It is a jumping sport in which the jumper maneuvers in free fall from an aircraft and falls through the air before deploying a parachute. This means that free fall occurs when a person jumps out of an airplane. In other words: dive into the sky while reaching considerable speed.

The skydiver's "free fall" after reaching maximum speed creates the feeling that his body weight is resting on a cushion of air.

Skydiving is a popular adventure sport, but it is also used in various areas of the military, such as when soldiers need to land in certain areas after jumping from an airplane.

The term “free fall skydiving” is often used in everyday language and in the skydiving community to describe this condition.

Skydiving prices vary from place to place.

Single jumps from the plane usually start from 200 euro and can go up to 600 euro.

In our system, the same usage fee is only 50 euro.

From a physics perspective, this means that the airflow speed averages .200 km/h (124 mph), the human body cannot fall, and maintains a constant altitude above the ground surface. By creating such a fast and stable air flow from the ground, conditions are created in which the body's weight is reset. Thus, people can enjoy the feeling of free fall by simulating parachute jumping.

Indoor skydiving, also known as body flying, is the sport of flying in a vertical wind tunnel. While usually these skydiving simulations take place indoors, the term is also used to refer to flying in open-air wind tunnels.

Parachuting is simulated with the help of vertical wind tunnels. They come in different shapes and sizes;

- blower/air pusher tunnels are independent of any external structures and can be located outdoors.

Fans can be placed above or below the moving chamber.

It is a facility where parachute jumping can be simulated. This chamber is called the wind tunnel and allows body flying and gliding.

This chamber is called the wind tunnel and allows body flying and gliding.

Outdoor or open-air tunnels allow customers to experience the true feeling of flying without restrictions. In open-air wind tunnels, the flyer is not placed within protective glass or other similar barriers attached to the environment. So the flight itself is more like a freefall flight, giving more freedom and not limiting the field of view. So the flight itself is more like a freefall flight, giving more freedom and not limiting the field of view. For safety reasons, the outer perimeter of the wind tunnel is equipped with a special safety net and there are padded cushions on the floor. Outdoor/outdoor vertical wind tunnels are generally used for shows, events and brand promotion, but can also be operated in permanent locations.

For a human parachutist it will reach a speed of approximately 53 m/s (195 km/h or 122 mph [1]). In the face-down position, the average value of terminal velocity is between 180 and 210 km/h (120 mph).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_velocity

At another location, called headfirst, terminal speed can reach 320 km/h (200 mph).

Indoor/outdoor skydiving is a 'skydiving simulator'.

This means that it offers you an experience as close to the real skydiving experience as possible. The body reacts to the weather, like when you jump out of a plane and you can use your arms and legs to turn and move.

On the other hand, you do not experience a true fall. The resistance to air flow that can keep you above the ground depends on a certain amount of body effort. Indoor skydiving is great fun, but it can't replace the spectacular views you'll admire while skydiving. At the same time, people who are afraid of heights prefer to fly in a controlled environment.

Safety is a big issue in vertical wind tunnel design.

Skydiver safety includes procedures that must be followed by the parachutist and addressed by the instructor to prevent accidents.

Skydivers don't have to worry about falling, jumping, or being afraid of heights because they start flying just one meter above the ground.

Their first flight is accompanied by a trained instructor who holds the skydiver's arm.

Depending on the comfort of the sky chaser, the airflow level can be increased;

This means that the skydiver can go higher inside the flight chamber and challenge himself with different movements and still maintain a high level of safety.

It made the flying experience accessible to a much wider public.

Tunnels also allow professional pilots to focus on their flying skills in a smaller space and controlled environment.

One minute of wind tunnel flying is equivalent to a parachute jump.

It was a great contribution to the development and future of parachuting.

Individuals and teams can now train independently for skydiving competitions at a much lower cost and in season, as opposed to actual skydiving.

What is the capacity of Lisepro vertical wind tunnels?

Vertical wind tunnels have a maximum capacity of 20-30 flights per hour with a flight time of 2-3 minutes per person. Passive Capacity: Spectators love watching people fly in wind tunnels, including acrobatic tricks performed by professional Flyers. The entertainment value of this attraction makes it an excellent trade for alternative revenue sources such as food and beverage, retail products, sponsorship opportunities and corporate and competitive events.

The recommended minimum age is 4 years and there is no upper limit.

There are records of people flying that are over 100 years old.

Vertical wind tunnels have a maximum capacity of 20-30 flights per hour with a flight time of 2-3 minutes per person.

Passive Capacity: Spectators love watching people fly in wind tunnels, including acrobatic tricks performed by professional Flyers.

The entertainment value of this attraction makes it an excellent trade for alternative revenue sources such as food and beverage, retail products, sponsorship opportunities and corporate and competitive events.