When you arrive at Interlaken/Wilderswil airfield, the pilot-instructor takes charge of you. He hands you your equipment and together you take the bus to the Gsteigwiler heliport to pick up your helicopter. After an instruction session in which you learn how to position your arms and head, you’re ready for adventure. The Ecureuil B3 helicopter seats only two tandem passengers and their respective pilots. Everything is now ready, and you head for the helicopter. You take your place on board with your pilot-instructor and a second tandem, just as impatient as you are for the big jump. On the way up, you’ll see the Eiger, an imposing massif if ever there was one. The helicopter quickly gained altitude and stabilized at 4000 m. You’re ready for the jump. What’s more, if you choose the Original jump Grindelwald, your helicopter climbs to 5300 m, well above the Eiger. You fly over Wengen, the little Scheidegg and over the North Face of the Eiger. Then on to Konkordiaplatz, the Aletsch glacier and the Jungfraujoch. In this case, the free-fall time is one minute. You and your instructor approach the helicopter door. One last check and you’re off into the void. The speed of the fall accelerates to almost 200 km/h. Thanks to your goggles, your eyes are wide open. You can see the summit of the Eiger speeding past you and the land getting closer. Nearly 3000 m of freefall before your pilot opens the parachute. You won’t soon forget this breathtaking freefall. For you, this minute out of normality was a total fulfillment, because you overcame your apprehension. Indeed, jumping into a void is not a natural thing to do, nor is it easy to do. Then the descent under your parachute continues smoothly to the Wilderswil dropzone, where your pilot lands gently.
For those wishing to make a tandem jump, we offer a free-fall simulator session.
You can choose from several dropzones throughout Switzerland on our website. Call us if you have any questions
Also in the Bernese Oberland, we made a tandem parachute jump from a plane at Reichenbach. The same applies to the Bex airfield in the canton of Vaud. We also do parachute jumps in the canton of Fribourg at Épagny en Gruyère and Écuvillens. We also jump into the canton of Lucerne from Triengen and Beromünster airfields. We also practice parachuting at the Colombier airfield on the shores of Lake Neuchâtel. We also do parachute jumping in the canton of Solothurn at Grenchen. Then we do tandem jumps from Sitterdorf airfield in Thurgau. But also parachuting from Locarno airfield in Ticino. But also in neighbouring Germany, where we have a dropzone near the city of Basel, in Rottweil to be precise.
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