On a routine skydive adventure in Puerto Vallarta, a Cessna 180 flown by Skydive Vallarta departed the runway on May 7 with four passengers and the company pilot. The four passengers included two instructors and two tourists paired together for a tandem jump.
Tandem skydiving allows inexperienced or first-time skydivers to experience the thrill while attached to the back of a trained instructor, eliminating the need for extensive training before a jump. Most training of the tandem jumper is simple safety instructions moments before their jump.
Of the passengers on board the Skydive Vallarta plane, Varsha Maisuria from Loughborough . . .
