Skydive in 2025

Event details

When: A date of your choice
Where: Various airfields
Registration fee: £70
Minimum sponsorship target: £395* (*minimum sponsorship pledge of £450 in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Kent)

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Take to the skies and make an epic leap for a world without limits for people with epilepsy.

Get your adrenaline pumping and experience the thrill of jumping from 10,000 feet and free-falling at over 120mph!

Whether you’re celebrating someone or something important to you or ticking it off your bucket list, a tandem skydive for Epilepsy Action has it all.

Sign up with our Skydive provider, Skyline, for a tandem jump at one of 21 airfields in the UK. By taking the leap, you’ll be making a huge difference for people living with epilepsy.

Book your skydive now!

 

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What's involved:

  • Choose the airfield that you’d like your jump to take place
  • Pay a £70 registration fee to our skydive provider (Skyline) to secure your place
  • Commit to raise £395* and we’ll cover the cost of your jump
  • Register for a free fundraising pack and charity T-shirt
  • Request a cheer pack for friends and family
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FAQs

Emma's story

Emma took part in a skydive for Epilepsy Action and raised over £400:

“Taking part in the skydive for Epilepsy Action was one of the best things I have ever done. I am still smiling two days later! The jump was breathtaking and unlike anything I have ever experienced. Epilepsy Action were so supportive throughout and I am so proud that I could jump for this amazing charity. If you can do it – do it! You won’t regret it.”

Already booked your own skydive?

Great! We’d love for you to join the team. There’s no registration fee or minimum sponsorship. Just raise what you can!

Register for your free fundraising pack

Skydiving and epilepsy

Taking part in a tandem skydive is possible for many people with epilepsy.

The British Parachute Association says you can take part in a tandem skydive (where you are attached to a professional) if:

  • You have been seizure free for the last two years, and
  • You have not had any changes to your medicine in this period

You will need to get your doctor to sign a medical certificate. Solo skydiving is not considered safe for people with epilepsy.

Have a question?

We’d love to hear from you.

Contact our Events team on 0113 210 8824 or email events@epilepsy.org.uk and we’d be happy to help!