What does USPA stand for?

United States Parachute Association

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The jump was expected to be officially certified as a record by the United States Parachute Association, he added.

Skydiver killed in Calif. had tried to set record

As a matter of fact, the United States Parachute Association (USPA) recommends that you have at least 200 freefall skydives before even thinking about using a wingsuit.

How to Use a Wingsuit for Human Flight

Moore's customers and the city also are covered by insurance through the United States Parachute Association that covers skydiving related accidents, but only up to $50,000 per incident.

Creswell's unhappy landings

It is also possible to call the United States Parachute Association, and they can recommend a good company in your area to help you learn to skydive.

Become Part of the Clouds when You Learn to Skydive

The United States Parachute Association has appealed the case to the national FAA office, citing rules that prohibit airports that receive federal grants from discriminating among recognized aeronautical uses - including skydiving.

Skydivers land new spot to touch down

The United States Parachute Association, which has about 32,000 members, has safety regulations, such as a minimum exit altitude of 2,800 feet for skydiving.

PARACHUTIST VOWS TO JUMP AGAIN `I FEEL LUCKY, VERY LUCKY,' SHE SAYS

The sky was the limit for hundreds of the nation's most awesome aerial athletes who recently competed at the 2006 United States Parachute Association (USPA) National Skydiving Championships, hosted by Skydive Arizona.

USPA's 2006 National Skydiving Championships Finish on a (Sky)High ...

All of their instructors are fully licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration and the United States Parachute Association.

Free Fall with A Skydive Lesson in California