Østre Æra Airport, the National Center for Parachuting, is owned by the Norwegian Air Sports Association, Parachute Division, FNLF. The Oslo Parachute Club has rented and operated the center for FNLF since 1991. Skydiving is organized at the national center every day from the beginning of May to the end of August. Facilities:  hangar, parachute […]

Tønsberg Parachute Club uses a DeHaviland Twin Otter that takes up to 20 jumpers per. boost. Normal lifting height is 12,500 feet but occasionally lifting goes to 15,000 feet. The climbing time is somewhat reduced to take into account housing and noise.

Troms Fallskjermklubb (TROFSK) was founded in 1967, and today is Norway’s oldest parachute club. The club is a member of the Norwegian Air Sports Association, which in turn sorts under the Norwegian Sports Association. We are at Bardufoss in Målselv, where we have our primary jumpfield with clubhouse and operate most of our jumping activities. […]

When you arrive at Valle for the first time, you must register in Stavanger Parachute’s system and fill in a form. In addition, you must submit a valid license and show that your rig is approved for jumping. It’s also important that you get a thorough jumping letter from one of our instructors. Since there […]

The world’s northernmost parachuting club has been operated for the past 35 years. Through busy work, club members have built clubhouses and hangar, provided equipment and purchased aircraft, so that you and I can get the pleasure of jumping into the air again and again over beautiful Tromsø. Diligence spirit lives on in the best […]

We are NTNU Fallskjermklubb, Norway’s second oldest parachute club. The club was founded under the name NTH Parachute Club in 1968. The jumping takes place mostly at Oppdal Airport Fagerhaug, but during the summer months we also jump over the fortress of Kristiansten and on a farm close to Værnes. Oppdal Airport Fagerhaug is located […]

Nimbus Parachute Club is located at Rakkestad Airport, and operates all year round. The plane we use is of the type C206 Turbin. We are here to fulfill your dreams of jumping parachute, whether it’s in the form of a tandem jump, or to join our parachute course. More info can be found on our […]

We jump at Kristiansand Airport, Kjevik. As of today we do not have club houses, but we have a packing zone on the field. There are also benches and tables which you can use while waiting. It’s recommended to bring something to drink and eat. Because of the sea and the river nearby, all students […]

HaGL FSK is located at Hamar Airport (Stavsberg – close to Olrud and Hedmarkstoppen). This jump field is today used for regular training , student courses, tandem etc. Mostly on weekends but also on weekdays. Our opening time is usually Saturdays from 10:00 to 6:00 and Sundays by appointment. Today, HaGL has over 100 members […]

Grenland Fallskjermklubb performs tandem jumps, educates students and has its own demo group that makes a show with flags and smoke on private and public events. Demo group also jumps with the world’s largest Norway flag of 300 m2. Grenland Parachute Club owns and operates a Turbine Cessna 207 (LN-PER) which can onboard 7 jumpers. […]

Foenik’s skydiving club is located at Årø Airport just outside Molde. Here we jump every weekend from a Cessna 182. We are the only parachuting club in Møre and Romsdal, and host members from Molde, Ålesund and Kristiansund. We keep parachute courses on a regular basis during the summer and we also arrange tandem jumps.

Bodø Parachute Club was founded in 1969. Since then, there have been many jumpers around the club, and a couple of those who started the club are still jumping. Over the years, Bodø Parachute Club has owned two small aircraft, but since the last one was sold in 1989, a rented airplane has been used. […]