Wingsuit Regulations

Each country has difference rules for wingsuit flying. To assist in figuring out local regulations, here is a brief overview of rules in various countries. To add to this list, please send an email to jarno@phoenix-fly.com

Note that on top of local rules, skydives are always bound to the rules of their own organisation. Not sticking to these rules leads to invalidation of liability insurance for the student.

Some of these countries do allow foreign jumpers to jump under their own rules, even when they don't meet the local criterea. Its advisable to bring a copy of your own organisation rules when visiting a dropzone that has a higher experience limit for wingsuit flying.

Phoenix-Fly demands a minimum of current 200 freefall skydives before using our wingsuit products. 

USA / Europe / Australia / Asia
A Licence, 200 Freefall Skydives

Netherlands
B Licence, 200 Freefall Skydives

Sweden
D Licence, 500 Freefall Skydives

Denmark
C Licence, FS qualification, 300 Freefall Skydives

United Kingdom
C Licence, FS1 qualification
200 Freefall Skydives (in the last 18 months) or 500 Freefall Skydives

Hungary / Canada
C Licence, 200 Freefall Skydives

France
CAT 1 Wingsuit (introduction suit) - 150 Freefall Jumps
CAT 2 Wingsuit (Intermediate/Beginner Wingsuit) - 200 Freefall Jumps (20 on Beginner suit or C Licence)
CAT 3 Wingsuit (Advanced Wingsuits) - 500 Freefall Jumps (80 on Intermediate suit)

Norway
A Licence
200 Freefall Skydives (in the last 18 months) or 500 Freefall Skydives

Note:
This overview is here only for reference. Make sure to check local rules.
No rights may be derived from the information published here.