Hawaii history trivia:  Did you know that the first parachute jump in Hawaii was made way back in November 1889 before there were airplanes?  The first records of any flight in Hawaii go back to July 1889 with Professor Melville flying in a hot air balloon off Punchbowl.  On November 18, 1889, a balloon flight was made by Mr. Joseph Van Tassell also off the slopes of Punchbowl.  As the trade winds took the balloon out to sea, Van Tassell parachuted out of the balloon into Keehi Lagoon.  In February 1897 Professor James Price flew in a balloon ascending to 3,000 feet above "Remond Grove" on Oahu before parachuting safely back to earth.

Hawaii's Most Exciting Adventure!

To experience tandem skydiving at the World's Most Beautiful Drop Zone 
Call 808 637-9700 or use our online reservations. 

We feature licensed professional USPA Instructors.

Our friendly staff is best known for years of teaching and will make your first skydiving experience memorable and fun.  We are ready for your arrival between 8:30am to 3:00pm.

Skydive Hawaii™ was again selected as Hawaii's #1 Skydiving Company in 2009 by people making their first jumps.  Located at the Dillingham Airfield, we're known as as the Center of Skydiving in the Pacific.  Over 150,000 people placed their faith in us for their first tandem event, more than all other Hawaiian skydiving companies combined.  Skydive Hawaii is where Aloha jumps.

Some reasons for choosing Skydive Hawaii:  

	Commitment to education and safety
	World's Most Beautiful Drop Zone
	Hawaii's most exciting activity
	USPA Licensed instructors, Hawaii's Best
	Beautiful facilities
	Fast jump plane
	Hawaii's most experienced Drop Zone
	Choice of world film crews
	Longest hours of operation
	Most jump flights daily in Hawaii
	Green, energy saving plane
	American parachute gear
	USPA licensed American owner
	More hotel shuttle pickup times
	Most student instruction
	Community involvement

Our Cessna Caravan makes us the fastest skydiving operation in Hawaii - meaning more enjoyment for you.  The wide door gives you a safer jump exit and the relaxing bench seats position you for great scenic views of the North Shore. 

Customers enjoy the lower carbon footprint of this aircraft as compared to a twin engine.   Our Caravan, N9454F, has been painted by Ron Artis of Haleiwa.  You'll want your picture taken by this work of Art...is.   

Flying above the clouds and falling through the Hawaiian skies at 120mph is an adventure you will always remember and treasure. 

On a clear day, it is possible to see the other Hawaiian Islands. Whales are back for the winter months.

After your parachute opens, you can take in a view of Oahu few people ever see.  As you fly to the landing area, you see spectacular views of Diamond Head, Pearl Harbor, Kaena Point, and the North Shore coastline.  You can also see whales and other marine life. 

You may wish to purchase a DVD and photographs of your event to share with family and friends.