...so who knows the truth?

Hi everyone! In june 2005 I ve complited my AFF in spain. I ve got 22 jumps in total. My instructor told me that if I do not jump for more than few months, I will have to repeat some of the AFF levels. Is it truth?

in reply to "Is is truth? "
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Something very close to it.
Even though you've passed your AFF you will still need a bit of a refresher after a few months break.

No need to worry though..... you'll still have heaps of fun and get let loose soon enough after re-proving yourself.

There's no rush when you do things properly.

Thanks Trae!
I was wondering if you could also tell me if it's only one level or more?
P.s thanks for noticing my misspelling!

USPA sec. 5.2 A-4

4. AFF students cleared to self-supervise in freefall but who have not jumped in the preceding 30 days should make at least one jump and demonstrate the ability to start and stop turns, maintain altitude awareness, and the ability to maintain stability during deployment, with a currently rated AFF Instructor.

Hope this helps,

It did a lot!! thanks 4 help!

in reply to "I was wondering if you could also tell me if it's only one level or more? "
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That'll be up to you. and how you perform.
You can easily practice while out like arches ,turns and emergrency procedures by visualising and dirt-diving to stay a bit fresh with it all.

Thankfully in this sport mistspelling don't matter much

Of course you might want to check the regulations that apply to you as a member of BPA.

You can probably start here: http://www.bpa.org.uk

Edit to add - There is a section on re-currency in this manual: http://www.bpa.org.uk/training%20manuals/AFF%20MANUAL.doc

Thanks for all your help guys!