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I've only ever jumped in the UK and Spain, but every dropzone I jumped at in the UK required everyone to have a gearcheck from a suitably experienced and qualif
by EliRivers 8y ago
I've only ever jumped in the UK and Spain, but every dropzone I jumped at in the UK required everyone to have a gearcheck from a suitably experienced and qualified skydiver before boarding, and a signature against your name on the manifest confirming it had been done.
I do know that the US had a reputation for being significantly more... trusting of everyone to sort out their own arrangements.
I do know that in fifty-odd jumps, I checked my gear and had someone else do a check for me once I was wearing it, every time. Good habits learned early stick.
- YeGoblynQueenne 8y agoSo, it's like when you have a second pair of eyes checking your code to make sure there's no bugs. That really helps, in software development, doesn't it?