Emilia-Romagna · Piacenza

AFF Course in Piacenza

Quick answer

For users starting from Piacenza, the recommended ENAC school for the AFF course is Skydive Cremona (Castelleone, Lombardia). National range: €2,100–2,800 for the 7 AFF levels; average duration 2–4 weekends, plus 18 consolidation jumps to earn the ENAC License.

Heads-up: Skydive Cremona operates from Castelleone (Lombardia), not from Emilia-Romagna. The AFF course requires 2–4 weekends at the dropzone — factor in travel.
Recommended school · ENAC-certified

Skydive Cremona

Castelleone · Lombardia

AFF cost: €2,100–2,800Duration: 2–4 weekends

How the course works from Piacenza

The AFF course is a progressive 7-level path with ENAC-certified instructors at your side. Each level has specific goals (stability, turns, tracking, solo exit). It happens entirely at the dropzone — starting from Piacenza, plan to travel to Castelleone for 2–4 weekends, weather permitting.

For the 7-level breakdown, national pricing and what happens at each jump see the full AFF course guide. To compare ENAC-certified schools on more parameters, see the full registry.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I do the AFF course near Piacenza?
The most coherent ENAC school for users starting from Piacenza is Skydive Cremona, operating from Castelleone (Lombardia). It is ENAC-certified and licensed to issue the Skydiving License.
How much does the AFF course cost near Piacenza?
The full AFF course in Italy ranges between €2,100–2,800, depending on weekend packages, included gear and possible level repeats. At Skydive Cremona the price sits within this national bracket and includes all 7 levels with ENAC-certified instructors. Add ~€450–700 for the 18 consolidation jumps required for the license.
How long does the AFF course take from Piacenza?
On average 2–4 weekends for the 7 AFF levels, plus ~2–4 months for the 18 consolidation jumps, weather permitting. Italian schools mainly operate March to November.
What do you get at the end of the AFF course?
The ENAC Skydiving License (A level in the FAI/USPA standard). With the license you can jump solo at any Italian dropzone and many European ones.
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