What is required to graduate to the B License from the A License?

To graduate from the A License to the B License, a skydiver must complete specific additional jumps and demonstrate proficiency in various skills. The B License requirements include a minimum number of jumps, which emphasizes a skydiver's increased experience and ability in the sport. This progression aims to ensure that the skydiver has gained sufficient knowledge and practical skills necessary for a broader range of skydiving activities.

Completing additional jumps and skills helps to demonstrate that the skydiver can handle various situations, such as flying the parachute effectively, executing safe landings, and maintaining awareness of the airspace. This foundational experience prepares the candidate for more advanced techniques and maneuvers that are expected at the B License level.

Other choices suggest requirements that are not part of the direct transition from A to B License. For instance, theory exams and written reports are part of the knowledge evaluation but do not specifically encompass the practical experience required for progression. Similarly, tandem jumps and altitude-only jumps do not reflect the breadth of skills and experiences needed to qualify for the B License.