About Skydive
Various dates available (Skydive season is usually from April to October)
The 15,000ft skydive at Hibaldstow Airfield is one of the highest tandem jumps available in the UK, offering an adrenaline-pumping freefall experience for over a full minute before the parachute opens.
Located in North Lincolnshire, Hibaldstow Airfield provides stunning aerial views and caters to both beginners and experienced jumpers with expert instructors guiding every jump.
This thrilling experience combines breathtaking scenery with the intense rush of freefall, making it a popular destination for thrill-seekers and charity fundraisers alike.
Registration fee: £50
Minimum fundraising pledge: £550
How to take part
Book your place with CHSF using the form below! Got questions email events@chsf.org.uk
Sign up to Skydive
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