Here is a bit of useless information.

If you were to take the combined number of skydives made by the Skydive Burnaby staff it would currently equal over 42 380 jumps. That would mean that, if you were to jump once a day, it would take you over 116 years to make that number of jumps.
You had better get started soon!

With some simple math we can go further...

• The average skydiver travels at approximately 176 feet per second.
• That equals a total of 447 532 800 feet travelled in the 2 542 800 seconds we have spent in freefall, with an average jump time of 60 seconds.
• 447 532 800 feet roughly translates to 84 760 miles or 136 407 kilometers.
• The earths circumference at the equator is 40 076 km. That means the staff at Skydive Burnaby has travelled around the world nearly 3 1/2 times IN FREEFALL!
• To give you a better perspective of how far this really is... well, it means that we have flown from Toronto to Vancouver and back 6 times, from Toronto to Sydney Australia and back more that 4 times or, my favourite comparison, roughly 1/3rd of the way to the moon.

Not too bad for a group of skydivers from here in Ontario. Quite a well travelled bunch.