Indoor Skydiving Travel Insurance

What is indoor skydiving?

Indoor skydiving is an exciting activity that recreates the sensation of freefalling inside a vertical wind tunnel. You float on a column of air, performing aerial manoeuvres in a controlled, safe environment — no parachute or jumping from a plane required.

Do I need travel insurance for indoor skydiving?

Yes. Although indoor skydiving is generally safe, minor injuries from collisions or awkward landings can happen. Travel insurance helps cover medical costs, protect your personal belongings, and reimburse you if plans are disrupted.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for indoor skydiving and other adventurous activities
• Customisable policies for individuals or group trips
• Protection for beginners and experienced flyers alike
• No hidden exclusions – transparent cover for sports and leisure

What is included in indoor skydiving travel insurance?

Our indoor skydiving insurance includes emergency medical care, personal accident cover, repatriation if needed, cancellation cover, and liability protection for accidents during your session. Personal belongings are also covered if lost or damaged.

Does standard travel insurance cover indoor skydiving?

Usually not. Many basic policies exclude aerial or adrenaline sports. You need a dedicated policy that specifically includes indoor skydiving.

Can I get indoor skydiving insurance with a medical condition?

Often, yes. Declare your condition when requesting a quote, and we’ll guide you through your options. Some terms may apply depending on your health history.

Is there a maximum age for indoor skydiving travel insurance?

Many policies offer cover up to age 65 or 70. If you’re active and in good health, you may still qualify. Check your provider’s terms to be sure.

Where are the best indoor skydiving destinations?

• USA – Modern tunnels in Las Vegas, Orlando, and more
• UK – London, Manchester, and Milton Keynes
• UAE – Advanced facilities in Dubai and Abu Dhabi
• Spain – Madrid and Barcelona’s popular tunnels
• France – Notable options in Paris and Lyon

What should I pack for an indoor skydiving trip?

• Comfortable, fitted clothing
• Laced sneakers
• Personal ID, insurance documents, and emergency contacts
• Any small essentials you need before/after your session

What are common indoor skydiving injuries and how does insurance help?

Even though it’s low-risk, you might experience:

• Bruises or strains from awkward landings
• Ear discomfort from air pressure

Insurance covers medical treatment, transport, and reimburses for missed events if you’re hurt.

How can I stay safe during indoor skydiving?

• Listen carefully to your instructor’s briefing
• Warm up before flying to avoid strains
• Use the provided gear and ensure it fits properly
• Stay relaxed and follow guidance in the tunnel