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Turbulence is a fresh new exiting company that is dedicated to bringing indoor skydiving to South-Africa, aimed at the development of the elegant modern aerial dance preformed in
the skydiving simulator, to grow and evolve the sport under young people to an Olympic standard of competitiveness to take part in the world wind games.
To develop and build our very own wind tunnels by using our very own South-African aerospace and defence engineering companies. To establish a growing, sustainable business open to the public to experience the trill of indoor skydiving.
Turbulence consists of 3 devisions
Sports Development
To develop aerial dance as a new sport under young people with the focus on Olympic level quality of standards and to host international competitive events.
Engineering
The building and development of high quality vertical wind tunnels and the maintenance of these skydiving simulators.
Business
Sustainable business, that carries itself, open to the public that would like to experience the thrill of an indoor skydiving simulator, skydiving team training, military training or team building events.
FUND-RAISING
Turbulence is a fresh new exiting company that is dedicated to bringing indoor skydiving to South-Africa, aimed at the development of the elegant modern aerial dance preformed in the skydiving simulator, to grow and evolve the sport under young people to an Olympic
standard of competitiveness to take part in the world wind games.
To develop and build our very own wind tunnels by using our very own South-African aerospace and defence engineering companies. To establish a growing, sustainable business open to the public to experience the trill of indoor skydiving.
Assist in making this a reality in SA - donate today!
Bank: FNB
Name:Turbulence indoor skydiving
SWIFT code: FIRNZAJJXXX
Account nr: 62910934505
Branch code:258155
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Many attempts have been made to bring a skydiving simulator to South-Africa, they all have failed because of our weak currency, the low exchange rate and the running cost, maintenance support and the high price of a vertical wind tunnel.
