They squeeze into the small plane waiting for take off.
Water droplets begin to fall from the sky.
About 15 minutes after the plane takes off from Cedar Valley Airport, about 30 miles southwest of Salt Lake City, three parachutes float out in the gray sky. As the wind slaps their faces, the jumpers float to the ground, bringing in their feet for the landing on the private strip. It's a sensory overload. There are three skydiving schools on the Wasatch Front. The most common methods for new jumpers are accelerated freefall, tandem jumps and static line jumps.