Single jump to 13,000 ft
USD 250
per jump
Slot on the next available load.
Licensed jumpers only
Solo Jump
Bring a current licence and a logbook. We will put you on the load and keep the altitude coming.
Jump with us
Himalayan air, standard manifest
Pame runs like any well organised dropzone. You manifest, you gear up, you get on the load. What is different is the view out of the door and the fact that the landing area sits beside a lake with an eight thousand metre peak behind it.
We fly through the season. Blocks work out cheaper if you are staying for a week, and we can usually sort a bunk near the dropzone if you ask.
Prices
What a jump costs
Prices in US dollars. Nepali citizens pay the rupee rate, which we will confirm when you request a slot.
Jumps
Ten jump block
USD 240
per block
Ten jumps, valid for the whole season.
Twenty five jump block
USD 210
per block
Twenty five jumps, valid for the whole season.
Rental
Rig rental
USD 60
per jump
Container, main, reserve in date, AAD fitted.
Camera helmet rental
USD 10
per day
Open face helmet with a mount.
Jumpsuit rental
USD 10
per day
Sizes small through extra large.
Altimeter and goggles
USD 10
per day
Wrist altimeter and goggles.
Blocks are valid for the whole season. Rental is charged only on the jumps you use it.
Before your first load
What we need to see
Licence
A USPA A licence or the equivalent from your national body. Card or digital, both are fine.
Logbook
Current, with your last jump inside the past ninety days, or a recurrency jump with us first.
Gear
Your own rig with an in date reserve repack and a working AAD, or rent one of ours.
Licence and logbook are checked in person at the dropzone, not uploaded through this website. It keeps the form short and keeps your documents out of our inbox.
Manifest
Request a slot
Tell us when you are around and what you need. We will come back to you on WhatsApp.
Load schedule
- Morning Slot10:30
Through the season, weather permitting. Check the season calendar for open dates.
Altitude matters here. Pame sits around eight hundred metres and the mountains make their own weather. Brief with us on the local wind window before your first jump of the season.
Jumping through the season?
Ask about block rates and a bunk near the dropzone.