wtf...with the price? Almost 20,000 pounds= 30,000 USD Damn, are they talking about pound sterling of UK or sth else Here in the US, tandem jump is less than $300 including all the training, equipments and photos and videos included... wow!!!

furke · Oct 1, 2010 9:19 AM

Do not worry about the price, dude it is business and the price will go down slowly as competitors emerge. I do not thing you are ready to sky dive from Mt. Everest but you can do it in various parts and matches with your wallet.

Bhojpure01 · Oct 1, 2010 11:19 AM

Tandem jump in US will make your pics just into your facebook. Jumping from Everest will make it to almost all news media in the world. See the difference.

Khairey · Oct 1, 2010 12:18 PM

sounds exhilarating and from economic point of view .. beneficial ...buh .. sagarmatha Nepal ko sir, .. kati jhukaunu khaire haruko agdaii ?? already there are thousands who've conquered it .. now this??? due to the large number of climbers sagarmatha is getting polluted with plastic bags n all kinda non-biodegradable wastes .. hamro desh ko ijjat sagarmatha ..... Last edited: 01-Oct-10 01:34 PM

pilot23 · Oct 1, 2010 1:33 PM

People, i am super fan of these extreme adrenaline sports..  I have done the skydive as well.. Tandem out here comes with the price of 300 if you need the video it will be charged extra.. But lets think about everest. yes guys i checked the price.. 30000 just for the dive and for the trekkers it will be extra,, but i think it includes the price for the airfare as well..  It should be charged extra because of the equipments they will be using.. Diving from Everest with that altitude would not be same as diving here in US..  n'way.. I would love to spend that money. if i had some..  It should have been owned by Nepali instead of some foreigner.. but nepalese they are busy with Nepal Bandh.. 

walkahead · Oct 1, 2010 3:27 PM

You have to pay a huge sum of royalty to climb the everest. I think it applies to skydiving too. Most of the money is going to the government, so chill,

furke · Oct 1, 2010 4:15 PM