Parachute height

The skydiving altitude is between 50 meters and 7000 meters.

1. Normal skydiving: between 700 meters and 3000 meters, which is a common altitude range for ordinary skydiving enthusiasts, and also between 3000 meters and 4000 meters, depending on the specific skydiving base and flight conditions.

2. Skydiving: refers to skydiving at an altitude of more than 7,000 meters, but the maximum safe height is 5,000 meters. Above this height, the air is thin and the air pressure is reduced, which is unbearable for the human body and needs professional equipment and oxygen cylinders for protection.

3. Fixed-point skydiving: The lowest parachute opening record for fixed-point skydiving is 50 meters, but this is an extreme situation and not common. The minimum safe altitude for ordinary plane parachuting is 500 meters, while the minimum safe altitude for military paratroopers is 300 meters. The ejection seat of the fighter plane can still ensure safety when ejecting at an altitude of 65,438+000 meters.

Skydiving is an exciting outdoor sport, including jumping from high altitude and landing safely by controlling parachutes during the landing. This sport requires participants to have certain courage and physical fitness, and also needs to follow a series of safety regulations and operating procedures.