Posted on 07/13/2018 1:20:27 PM PDT by DFG
A North Texas skydiving company is being called racist for rules posted on its website that bar anyone in the U.S. illegally from jumping out of one of the companys planes.
But the companys owner has doubled down on its stance.
Skydive Tandem Greenville, also known as Dallas Skydive Lodge, has a series of requirements posted on the companys website sort of a know-before-you-go set of disclaimers for tandem skydivers. They detail the maximum weight per skydiver and the companys minimum age requirements.
(Excerpt) Read more at star-telegram.com ...
>>No problem....just jump after you cross the border going south....<<
$10,000 parachute surcharge, due at time of airplane exit. cash only.
“Dont you need legal identification to get on an airplane.”
No.
I’d put it differently if I were him:
“Skydivers from all countries are welcome!”
{Parachutes are for US citizens only)
What race is “illegal immigrant”?
“General Aviation operates under entirely different rules from Commercial Aviation. “
You might want to walk that back a little.
My thoughts exactly!
Ok ... a little. Once you’re airborne, ATC doesn’t make distinctions. OTOH, the experience of arriving at the airport and proceeding to the aircraft, getting on board, and getting the bird sealed up are night & day different.
TBH, there are a few pilots that fly as if that were true.
“Some places further south let people go skydiving without the chute.”
LOL
What illegal mex in the US doesn’t have a state driver’s license?
Truman Sparks. An aviation icon.
Heh. fly them to Mexico and make’em get out there.
Man, they’re really missing a GRAND opportunity to fly over the border then push them out.
They ought to be able to skydive here. But parachutes require proof of citizenship.
Today, “racist” translates to “One who opposes International Socialism’s long-term goals.” :)
Thanks DFG.
Just fly them back across the border.
One of the only Kevin Costner movies I’ve liked.
~NZ Pops88
Best skydiving sequence on film, ever.
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