USPA Skydiving B License Practice test

When faced with unexpected changes in the landing environment, a skydiver should adjust their landing strategy based on new conditions. This approach emphasizes the importance of situational awareness and flexibility. Skydiving often involves variables that can change rapidly, such as wind conditions, obstacles on the ground, or changing space dynamics. By being attentive to these factors, a skydiver can make informed decisions about how to land safely.

Adjusting the landing strategy allows the skydiver to respond appropriately to the circumstances encountered. For example, if the wind is stronger than anticipated or there are unexpected obstacles like power lines or buildings, the skydiver can alter their approach, selecting a better area for landing or modifying their descent trajectory to ensure safety.

This adjustment aligns with the overall goal of making proactive choices in a dynamic environment, significantly reducing the likelihood of accidents and ensuring that the landing is conducted as safely as possible.