anyone know or have personal experience of this here?
TIA
Spikey
I stand to be corrected, but I believe Taiwan only allows airspace for military, police, government and commercial flights. Oh, and the odd Chinese missile test.
I don’t think you will find anyone that is allowed to drop you out the back.
[quote=“BlackAdder”]I stand to be corrected, but I believe Taiwan only allows airspace for military, police, government and commercial flights. Oh, and the odd Chinese missile test.
I don’t think you will find anyone that is allowed to drop you out the back.[/quote]
damn shame about that 
really wanted to do another skydive again.
[quote=“MseSpikey”][quote=“BlackAdder”]I stand to be corrected, but I believe Taiwan only allows airspace for military, police, government and commercial flights. Oh, and the odd Chinese missile test.
I don’t think you will find anyone that is allowed to drop you out the back.[/quote]
damn shame about that 
really wanted to do another skydive again.[/quote]
Yes, I really love rocketry but getting a wavier is probably impossible. I think I stand a better chance of doing it in Germany (despite its highly restrictive laws).
[quote=“BlackAdder”]I stand to be corrected, but I believe Taiwan only allows airspace for military, police, government and commercial flights. Oh, and the odd Chinese missile test.
I don’t think you will find anyone that is allowed to drop you out the back.[/quote]
Microlights and ultralights are allowed to operate, however they may not fly more than 100m agl. A little bit low for most skydivers I think. Only the military skydives in Taiwan and you’d have to either join up for that, or be one of a very small group of overseas military contractors to get an invite to jump from a military aircraft. It does happen, but not very often.
[quote=“tommy525”]http://www.ctppa.org.tw/
maybe these guys know something? Or just join them for some fun in a different way.[/quote]
NICE ONE… THANKS.
always wanted to try that… woohoo…