USPA A-LICENSE TRAINING COST IN LAS VEGAS
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EXILERATE℠ Skydiving School in Las Vegas offers one of the most comprehensive all-inclusive skydiving training programs available. Our Advanced Skydive Training (AST) Program is designed to provide students with the knowledge, skills, confidence, and judgment necessary to become safe, knowledgeable, and competent skydivers—not simply to earn a license.
Unlike many training programs that charge separately for various components, the EXILERATE℠ AST Program includes your classroom instruction, comprehensive ground school, practical skydiving training, student skydiving equipment, instructional video debriefs for every training jump, pre- and post-jump briefings, emergency procedures training, canopy flight instruction, parachute packing instruction, and freefall skills training.
Upon successful completion of the AST Program and satisfaction of all applicable USPA requirements, students will be eligible to apply for their USPA A-License, the internationally recognized first skydiving license.
At EXILERATE℠, our mission is not simply to help you earn a skydiving license. Our mission is to develop safe, knowledgeable, skilled, and confident skydivers through a structured, proficiency-based educational program where Skydiving Education is Amplified.
In-Person Ground School consists of five consecutive days of training, four hours per day, for a total of 20 hours of pre-jump education and preparation covering all required topics.
Training must be completed on five consecutive days. In-Person Ground School cannot be divided between separate weekends or non-consecutive training days.
AST tuition and applicable fees are subject to change without notice.
Any applicable fuel surcharge fees or additional charges if any will be disclosed before enrollment and is not included in the advertised tuition unless expressly stated otherwise.
AST enrollment tuition and all applicable booking, merchant-processing, transaction, administrative, and convenience fees are strictly non-refundable. All sales are final.
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Understanding the Cost of Skydiving Training
The total cost of earning a skydiving license depends on the training method, the student’s demonstrated proficiency, whether repeat or recurrency jumps are required, and any additional services or fees not included in the advertised tuition.
Instructor-Assisted Deployment and Static-Line Training
Instructor-Assisted Deployment and static-line programs introduce students to solo canopy flight through deployment-assisted jumps. EXILERATE℠ does not offer these methods because the Academy focuses exclusively on instructor-guided freefall education through the Advanced Skydive Training Program.
Accelerated Freefall Training
Accelerated Freefall is a widely used skydiving training method that typically begins with seven or eight instructor-guided progression jumps. Completion of the initial AFF levels does not by itself satisfy all requirements for a USPA A-License. Additional training jumps, coached progression, canopy proficiency, emergency procedures, parachute packing, and other documented requirements must also be completed.
Advanced Skydive Training
The EXILERATE℠ Advanced Skydive Training Program is a structured, proficiency-based 25-jump curriculum that includes 23 instructor-guided training jumps. The program combines online training, in person preparation classroom education, comprehensive ground training, freefall instruction, canopy education, emergency procedures, equipment instruction, parachute packing, and instructional video debriefing.
AST tuition and costs, subject to the published enrollment terms, exclusions, and applicable fees. Repeat jumps, recurrency training, personal copies of training videos, and any separately disclosed charges are not included unless expressly stated.
Successful completion of the AST Program does not automatically guarantee issuance of a USPA A-License. Students must satisfactorily pass all USPA written and oral exams and complete the required training, demonstrate the applicable knowledge and skills, satisfy all USPA requirements, and receive the required instructor certifications and approvals.
Before enrolling, prospective students must contact the Academy to discuss scheduling, availability, training expectations, eligibility, and any personal circumstances that may affect participation or completion.