In 1970, the Paraclub Beromünster was founded to make skydiving possible at the Luzern-Beromünster airfield.
The club operated the HB-CBZ, a Cessna 182 capable of carrying four passengers.
History
Paraclub Beromünster
Our History
Skydive Luzern
Expansion of Operations
In 2004, the first PAC was flown from New Zealand to Europe to operate skydiving flights in Beromünster.
The PAC could carry up to 18 passengers and was powered by a 750 hp engine.
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Facilities
Upgrades & Expansion
In 2017, a large part of the infrastructure was renovated and further expanded.
A new bar, kitchen, and training room were built. The workshop and our office were also expanded.
Cessna Caravan
Supervan 900
In 2023, the HB-TDI was acquired and has since been used for skydiving operations.
The Cessna is more efficient and quieter than the previous model.
