What does BPA stand for?

British Parachute Association

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Samples in periodicals archive:

If successful, Harry will obtain his licence from the British Parachute Association, whose patron is his father, Prince Charles.

REDHEAD DEVIL; Action man Harry trains to be freefall skydiver

The British Parachute Association is investigating after the victim, named by friends as Sam Bailey - a veteran of more than 1,000 leaps, died in a fall from 12,500ft, despite his parachute opening normally.

Skydiver dies in daring 'swoop'

The British Parachute Association has launched an investigation into the incident.

Parachute jump kills man, 30

Police and the British Parachute Association are investigating.

First picture of the suicide parachutist

The jumps are taking place at over 20 British Parachute Association approved airfields across the UK and all participants have to do to take part is raise pounds 385 sponsorship.

Charity skydive

You can jump from any one of 23 British Parachute Association approved airfields across the UK.

Spotlight on Sunita

The jumps are from more than 20 British Parachute Association approved airfields across the UK on the date of your choice.

Jog the Bay

Bryan, aged 47, says: "Right now I am in consultation with the British Parachute Association about the idea of opening a new sky-diving centre at Long Marston airfield in south Warwickshire.

LIVING: Daredevils who fall for ultimate thrills