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The owners of the Skydiving Centre started the parachute school in the 60's and have been related to the teaching and training of thousands of skydivers in the BRIPAC (Brigada Paracaidista) in the Spanish Military since then.
After many years of professional and military experience, we started with the skydiving school in Bailén in the province of Jaen. We moved to Minaya in Ciudad Real where we also ran the drop zone operation, before finally moving to Lillo in September 2000 on completion of the brand new airfield, which was built for the World Air Games in 2000 and the Real Federación (RFAE) assignment to promote parachuting and the creation of a parachuting school.
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At the Lillo Skydiving Centre we have been working and jumping since September 2000:
Lillo was the venue of the World Air Games 2001.
We bought our first airplane, a Pilatus Porter, in January 2003.
...and our second airplane, another Pilatus Porter, in the summer of 2006.
Actually we make a total of more than 45.000 jumps a year.
Of these, 4.000 are Tandem jumps.
We qualify more than 450 AFF students per year.
In total, we have trained more than 2.000 AFF students.
Currently, Skydive Lillo rivals with the most prestigious skydiving training centres in Europe.
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