Before you book with Skydive Colorado, check the federal accident record. Federal law (49 CFR Part 830) requires every aviation accident to be reported, so every operator has an answer. See what the record shows for this operator.
FEDERAL LAW (49 CFR PART 830) REQUIRES EVERY AVIATION ACCIDENT TO BE REPORTED AND INVESTIGATED. THIS RECORD CANNOT BE OPTED OUT OF, EDITED, OR REPUTATION MANAGED.
CO skydiving operations: the federal picture
CO skydiving operations have logged 5 federal accident records since 1982, across 17 operators on the registry. Which list is Skydive Colorado on? The full record is shown above.
In the federal record (CO)
Mile Hi Skydiving Center (Longmont) 2 records
Fly High Aviation (Boulder) 1 record
N6460a (Boulder) 1 record
Paper Plane (Delta) 1 record
The free grade tells you where this skydiving operation stands on the record. The full zReport answers the questions you'd actually ask if you could:
Every answer runs through our published ten point methodology and lands in one number: the Consumer Z Score™, the heart of the Consumer Intelligence Report™ no facility can edit, manage, or pay for.
SOURCE: NTSB FEDERAL AVIATION ACCIDENT RECORDS (49 CFR PART 830 MANDATORY REPORTING) · FEDERAL PROVIDER OF SERVICES FILE · FACILITIES ARE NEVER CONTACTED AND CANNOT PAY TO CHANGE SCORES · METHODOLOGY