USPA D LICENSE ACTUAL EXAM 2026/2027 WELL SORTED QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE PASS GUARANTEED GRADED A+

USPA D LICENSE ACTUAL EXAM 2026/2027 WELL
SORTED QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED CORRECT
ANSWERS COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE PASS
GUARANTEED GRADED A+

USPA D LICENSE EXAM — COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027



• This guide contains verified, exam-style multiple choice questions with
bolded correct answers and EXPERT RATIONALE, covering every major topic
on the USPA D License written examination — BSRs, equipment, emergency
procedures, weather, FAA regulations, canopy skills, freefall, and
instructional ratings — designed to take you from study to pass with
confidence.

• To get the most out of this material, attempt each question independently
before reading the correct answer, then study the EXPERT RATIONALE
carefully — repeat any missed questions until you score consistently above
90% across all sections.




Q1. What is the minimum number of jumps required to qualify for a USPA D
license?

A. 100 jumps

B. 150 jumps

C. 200 jumps

D. 250 jumps

E. 500 jumps

Correct Answer: C. 200 jumps

, EXPERT RATIONALE: The USPA D license requires a minimum of 200 jumps
completed, as outlined in the USPA Skydiver's Information Manual (SIM). It is the
highest USPA license level, building on the progression through A, B, and C licenses.



Q2. Which license must a skydiver hold before applying for a USPA D license?

A. USPA A license

B. USPA B license

C. USPA Coach rating

D. USPA C license

E. FAA Rigger Certificate

Correct Answer: D. USPA C license

EXPERT RATIONALE: A valid USPA C license is a direct prerequisite for the D
license. The licensing system is progressive — A (25 jumps), B (50 jumps), C (100
jumps), D (200 jumps) — and each must be completed in order.



Q3. What is the minimum age requirement for obtaining a USPA D license?

A. 16 years old

B. 17 years old

C. 18 years old

D. 21 years old

E. There is no age requirement

Correct Answer: C. 18 years old

EXPERT RATIONALE: USPA BSRs require all skydivers to be at least 18 years of
age. This applies across all USPA license levels, including the D license.

,Q4. How many jumps are required for a USPA C license?

A. 25 jumps

B. 50 jumps

C. 100 jumps

D. 200 jumps

E. 500 jumps

Correct Answer: C. 100 jumps

EXPERT RATIONALE: The USPA C license requires a minimum of 100 jumps. The
full USPA progression is A=25, B=50, C=100, D=200 jumps.



Q5. What is the minimum number of jumps required for a USPA A license?

A. 10 jumps

B. 15 jumps

C. 20 jumps

D. 25 jumps

E. 50 jumps

Correct Answer: D. 25 jumps

EXPERT RATIONALE: The USPA A license is the first solo skydiving license,
requiring a minimum of 25 jumps including completion of an approved student
training program.



Q6. What does USPA stand for?

A. United Skydiving Professionals of America

B. United States Parachute Association

C. Universal Skydiving Professionals Association

, D. United States Professional Athletes

E. Universal Safety Parachute Association

Correct Answer: B. United States Parachute Association

EXPERT RATIONALE: USPA stands for United States Parachute Association. It is
the primary governing and licensing body for sport skydiving in the United States.



Q7. What does BSR stand for in USPA terminology?

A. Basic Safety Rules

B. Basic Skydiving Regulations

C. Basic Safety Requirements

D. Board Safety Regulations

E. Basic Standard Requirements

Correct Answer: C. Basic Safety Requirements

EXPERT RATIONALE: BSR stands for Basic Safety Requirements. These are the
minimum safety standards established by USPA that all member dropzones and
skydivers are expected to follow.



Q8. What is the minimum deployment altitude for a licensed skydiver under
USPA BSRs?

A. 1,000 ft AGL

B. 1,500 ft AGL

C. 2,000 ft AGL

D. 2,500 ft AGL

E. 3,000 ft AGL

Correct Answer: D. 2,500 ft AGL