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Licensing body for skydiving in Ireland

The Parachute Association of Ireland (PAI) is a national licensing body for skydiving in Ireland. It is affiliated to the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI) through the National Aero Club of Ireland (NACI), and issues the FAI's 'International Parachuting Certificates of Proficiency' to qualified Irish skydivers, as well as internationally recognised ratings for skydiving instructors.

The PAI represents Irish sport parachuting at national and international levels and issues grants to its members in the furtherance of skydiving skills.

References

  1. "About The PAI". thepai.org. Parachute Association of Ireland. Retrieved 20 June 2020.

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