The Drop

News and Resources from AXIS Flight School


Category: Photography

  • Sometimes it is nice to just get out there and do whatever comes natural. Steve Curtis (left) and Niklas Daniel (right) perform a sole to sole over Skydive Arizona during a “Fun Jump”. Photo by Travis Mills

  • Check out UPT‘s latest ad in Blue Skies Magazine. It includes our AXIS Flight School digital night camouflage rigs! Click here to order yours.

  • Since I have move to Arizona I have been taking an interest in some of the wild life that can be found in the desert. There is a wide variety of birds of prey, such as the Burrowing Owl, Red Tailed Hawk, and even a variation of the Peregrine Falcon. In some cases I have followed a…

  • Ever wonder how jumpers at Skydive Arizona deal with the heat? A 200 foot slip and slide should answer that question. Here are some shots of Arizona Arsenal cooling off.    

  • In an attempt to incorporate more of my “non-skydiving” related photography, I have restructured my website, adding new content and giving it a new look. Please click the image to check it out!Thank you Jochen for all your help and hard work!  

  • Foundations of Flight is AXIS Flight School‘s monthly “trick tip” column which is published by USPA‘s Parachutist. So far AXIS has covered everything from basic belly flying to free flying. Our latest addition in the series now also includes canopy skills. Be sure to check out AXIS updates on their Facebook page! Also featured on the PD Blog!

  • Here are a couple of more time lapse tests from around the Skydive Arizona Drop Zone.

  • AXIS Flight School is Skydive Arizona’s Training Center. AXIS specializes in coaching individuals as well as groups to further jumpers knowledge and skill sets. Here is an article that appeared in the most recent Parachutist (July 2011 page 23).    Also featured on the Cypres Blog, Skydive Arizona News, and 90Percent Magazine!

  • You can download any of the following iPhone wallpapers by clicking them. Simply save the image to your computer, then email or sync the image to your iPhone and set it as your new wallpaper.