What is a key privilege of holding a USPA A license?

Holding a USPA A license grants you the privilege to jump without supervision. This means that once you achieve the A license, you have demonstrated the necessary skills and knowledge to safely conduct your jumps independently. You have completed the required training, including a specific number of jumps and other competencies, which indicates that you can assess your own readiness and make informed decisions during jumps.

This autonomy is a significant milestone in a skydiver's progression, as it represents the transition from being a student to becoming a solo jumper capable of making choices in the air and ground operations. An A license also allows you to participate in certain types of recreational skydiving activities, further enhancing your experience and enjoyment of the sport.

The other options pertain to privileges that are either restricted for novices or not applicable to A license holders. For example, jumping under mentor supervision is a privilege associated with student status, while conducting jumps for others and performing solo tandem jumps are more advanced privileges reserved for licensed skydivers with higher certifications.