Swissboogie blogs

Highest parachute jump

The whole skydiving world remembers Felix Baumgartner in 2012 with his free fall departure at 39,000 m from the balloon and then that of Alan Eustace in 2014 who climbed to 42,000 m

10 good reasons to jump with a tandem parachute

Have you ever dreamed of taking the plunge? Today is all about giving you 10 reasons why you should book a tandem skydive today or tomorrow…

Photography and videography in the skydiving world

Have you ever wondered how skydiving photos and videos are taken? Here we will see the different...

Swissboogie landing flight

How to land by parachute at Swissboogie? We'll take our landing zone here to show a concrete example.

Skydiving landing volte

When landing an airplane, the pilot must follow a pattern in order to land correctly. This volley allows him to make a safe, precise and regular landing. In skydiving, we take great inspiration fro...

Briefing and Debriefing

Whether it is a briefing or debriefing, the principle is the same: you must communicate in order to learn as much as possible about the progress of the jump.

Maintaining your parachute

Here are several practical points for properly maintaining and storing your parachute.

Altimeter and parachute jump

How should you adjust your altimeter when the parachutist is parachuting out of the dropzone? Here are the different points to know!

Parachutes in the sky with Swissboogie since 1968

There have been and are some in all colors, all shapes and for all functions, sport, transport, advertising. Men and women from all social classes experienced extraordinary moments. Parachutes br...

Skydiving in Val-de-Travers

It's happening at the Môtiers aerodrome, Vincent Huguenin des Verrières, celebrates his 30th birthday with great fanfare and invites his friends to an exclusive event including tandem jumps. As a ...