Niagara Central Airport is considered as one of the most well-known and safe places for the amazing activity of skydiving. So, grab the opportunity and perform this thrilling activity as soon as possible.
It is a municipally owned airport, which is located 3.5 nautical miles (6.5 km) west of Welland, Ontario, Canada. Before starting your adventure, you will take part in a brief demonstration of what you will experience. The airplane ride to 10500 ft/3200 m or 12500 ft/3810 m high lasts 20 minutes, depending on airplane used and your skills.
Get ready to feel the ultimate adrenaline rush for 35 to 50 minutes, while free falling with speed that reaches 120 mph/193.12 kph. Once your parachute opens, you will safely land in the landing area. This breathtaking activity is suitable for both beginners and experts. All jumps include the required gear.
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Lake Havasu is situated behind Parker Dam on the Colorado River, just on the border that joins California with Arizona. On the eastern shore of the lake lies Lake Havasu City.
Lake Havasu is situated behind Parker Dam on the Colorado River, just on the border that joins California with Arizona. On the eastern shore of the lake lies Lake Havasu City.
Lake Havasu is situated behind Parker Dam on the Colorado River, just on the border that joins California with Arizona.
Lake Havasu is situated behind Parker Dam on the Colorado River, just on the border that joins California with Arizona. On the eastern shore of the lake lies Lake Havasu City.
Lake Havasu is situated behind Parker Dam on the Colorado River, just on the border that joins California with Arizona. On the eastern shore of the lake lies Lake Havasu City.
Lake Havasu is situated behind Parker Dam on the Colorado River, just on the border that joins California with Arizona. On the eastern shore of the lake lies Lake Havasu City.
Lake Havasu is situated behind Parker Dam on the Colorado River, just on the border that joins California with Arizona. On the eastern shore of the lake lies Lake Havasu City.
Lake Havasu is situated behind Parker Dam on the Colorado River, just on the border that joins California with Arizona. On the eastern shore of the lake lies Lake Havasu City.
