Paul Haaf Jr., 54, was fatally injured at Skydive Cross Keys in. Skydive Cross Keys has been in business of jumping out of perfectly good airplanes since 1994. Skydive Cross Key's freefall videographers will jump out with you, hold your hand in freefall and make your jump even more fun! Bring friends too - they have an observation deck, an on-site snack bar and grill, a basketball court and plenty of photo ops. A skydiver who died after jumping from a plane Sunday afternoon had jumped many times before, officials said.
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Open 7 days a week, year round, they've done over 100,000 first time tandem jumps since 1994. Skydive Cross Keys is a full-service dropzone and one of the largest skydiving centers on the East Coast. One of the closest centers for skydiving NYC, Skydive Cross Keys is located about 100 miles south of the city in Williamstown, NJ. The incident occurred nearly five years after a 49-year-old man on a group skydiving outing crash-landed in a Monroe Township backyard.Īrkady Shenker of Brooklyn, N.Y., was killed in the April 20, 2014, accident.The largest skydiving center in Southern NJ! Skydive Cross Keys is a world class skydiving center only 15 minutes away from Philadelphia. An investigation is underway after an experienced skydiver with more than 1,200 jumps died in an accident in Williamstown, New Jersey, Sunday. The Federal Aviation Administration is assisting in the investigation. Skydive Cross Keys has had new ownership since 2016, according to its website. A spokesperson for Cross Keys Skydive said the manwho has not been namedhad hundreds of completed jumps to his name. Sunday for reports of an injured skydiver in the roadway. An experienced skydiver died during a jump in New Jersey on Wednesday. Enjoy the life changing thrill of freefall today. Monroe Township Police were dispatched at 5:19 p.m. Skydive East Coast is a dropzone located in West Creek, New Jersey. The skydiver's parachute was deployed upon exiting the plane, according to a statement from Skydive Cross Keys. "Haaf was described as an experienced skydiver with over 1,200 jumps and was a frequent visitor to Skydive Cross Keys," the prosecutor's office said in a statement.Īn autopsy determined Haaf, a Monroe Township resident, died of multiple injuries and listed the cause of death as accidental, according to the statement.
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