A.I.R. Reserve Cycle

Service Description

What is an A.I.R. Reserve Cycle? An A.I.R. Reserve Cycle is FAA FAR 65.129-compliant parachute reserve inspection and repack performed by a Senior Rigger with military and civilian experience. Skydivers must repack reserves every 180 days regardless of deployment status. What does the service include? Complete canopy condition assessment for tears, porosity, and UV damage. Line continuity verification of all suspension lines, cascades, and connectors. Hardware integrity examination of risers, links, and attachment points. Closing loop tension calibration for reliable deployment. Pack volume optimization for clean opening. Full documentation with logbook entries and cycle tracking. Why choose A.I.R. Reserve Cycle? Your reserve is life-preservation equipment, not routine maintenance. This service provides military-grade precision from a rigger who packed reserves in contested environments where failure meant mission compromise. Every fold is calculated. Every tension point documented. Every inspection checkpoint verified because there's no second chance at 3,000 feet AGL. We follow FAR 65.129 standards plus Special Forces operational protocols: pre-pack inspection in controlled conditions, component-level analysis, load-cycle stress assessment, deployment sequence simulation, zero tolerance for "close enough" methodology. You get a rigger who understands fabric and Spectra behavior under terminal velocity emergency deployment. Standard turnaround: 24-48 hours. Emergency expedited service available. What to bring: Complete system, logbook, packing data card, previous service documentation, list of concerns. Your reserve is now ready. Jump it with confidence—it was packed better than you'd pack it yourself.