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Don't Miss Your One Chance to Skydive
Over America's Tallest Mountain
 We're
still "good to go" on June's history-making skydive
over Alaska's Mt McKinley, despite our failure to get permission
to land near the mountain. It takes more than a National
Park official with a love for saying "No!" to stop us from
delivering an incredible adventure! In fact, thanks to Denali Park Superintendent
Paul Anderson, our Mt McKinley
Skydive just got a whole lot more incredible.
Here's the scoop: A rule that's
been on the books since the 1960's and was intended to keep squatters
in parks from being supplied by parachute prohibits "conducting
air delivery" into a National Park, unless it's an emergency, or you
have a permit. Mt McKinley lies in the middle of Denali National
Park, so we applied for a permit from Superintendent Anderson to land somewhere
near the mountain.
He said No. Not just once, but
three times. "You can go jump some other mountain", we were told. (We already
have. Last year we jumped Mt Everest.) We were accused of trying
to stage a stunt. (Was Sir Edmund Hillary's climb of Mt Everest
just a stunt?) Most recently, we were told that we "cannot get
a permit for something that is prohibited without permit."
What does this all mean?  It
means the first-ever Mt McKinley Skydive has now become a HAHO jump,
a high-altitude cross country adventure over some of the most magnificent
scenery in the country. The requirement to get out of the park before
landing means jumpers may now spend more than 25 minutes under
canopy, flying across mountains, canyons, glaciers and more before touching
down just outside the National Park. More time in the air
means more time to enjoy the view and capture amazing photos and video.
 Time
is running out to be one of the only people in the world to skydive
over Mt McKinley and Denali National Park. The $25,000 cost
includes training, use of equipment, the tandem jump itself and
lodging. Remember, no skydiving experience is necessary. For more
info, email
or call 800-644-7382.
Fly a MiG Over Mojave
First came MiGs over
Moscow. Then MiGs over Nizhny. Now, for the first time ever, we
offer the chance to fly a legendary MiG right here in the US.
MiG Over Mojave
is the newest Hollywood Top Gun
Adventure. Make your own Hollywood Top Gunski movie with
the superstar of the Korean War, the classic MiG-15. The cost is $5250
and includes stunt pilot services, MiG-15 fight, edited movie and transfers
from Los Angeles. Add time in the L-39 and make it a Top Gunski double feature
for $8250. Visit our website or email for more
info.
Cage Dive with Tiger Sharks
June 20th
 There
is only one Tiger Beach. Located 20
miles off the coast of Grand Bahama Island, it's the premier spot
for cage diving with really big tiger sharks, lemon sharks and reef
sharks. Join Sharky Jill June 20th for an incredible day
of shark diving. No dive experience is necessary. The
cost to cage dive is $875 or view sharks topside for $375.
Grand Bahama is just a short flight or boat trip from Florida and
a great place for a shark diving holiday. For more info, contact
us.
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Top Secret MiG-29 Flights Not Top
Secret Anymore
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 We
now have official permission to tell you a secret we've been keeping
for a very long time. There is no MiG-31 at Sokol Airbase
and hasn't been for awhile.
For several months, we've been advertising edge
of space flights in the MiG-31 and delivering them in the
MiG-29. Until recently, orders from the airbase prevented
us from publicizing the jet change in our newsletter or on our
website. We could only tell people who were ready to book a flight
about the situation.
 Here's
the good news we can now share worldwide. The MiG-29 is capable
of flying almost as high, provides a much better view of
the curvature of the earth and costs less than a MiG-31 flight.
You also have the bonus of performing a few aerobatics before
climbing 18 to 20 km high.
We're not sure if the MiG-29 edge of space flights
will still be available when the MiG-31 returns to the flightline. If
you want fly a MiG-29 to the edge of space, play it safe and contact
Greg today.
See photos of our most recent MiG flyers here.
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Specops Guys Do Good in Afghanistan
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Some of our Specops instructors
are now on a very special mission. They're working to help the
people of Afghanistan through a charity organization called Afghan
Care Today (ACT). The newly formed non-profit organization is
comprised of Special Forces veterans who are using their skills
and experience to raise contributions and fund humanitarian projects
in rural Afghanistan at a time when other humanitarian organizations
are pulling out due to violent attacks and abductions of aid workers. For
more information about this great new organization, visit www.afghancaretoday.org.
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Covert Ops Guys Offer Two and Three
Day Evasive Driving Courses
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The same great men who lead our Covert Ops Adventure offer three day evasive/convoy
driving courses and five day courses that combine evasive driving with
personal and executive protection training. The next program starts
May 29th. The Safehouse three day program is $2100 and the
five day program is $3100. Meals and lodging at our training
facility near Tucson, Arizona are included in the price. For more
information, contact
us.
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800-644-7382 / 941-346-2603
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