Meet Clem

Above: Clem speaks about the moment he knew he wanted to become a skydive instructor - at just seven years old.

Above: Clem asks is skydiving an extreme sport?

Above: Clem at work walking to the plane

Left: Skydive equipment hanging in the storeroom ready to go.

Name: Clement Quinn

Age: 66

Clem started skydiving in 1981 and became an instructor at Headcorn in 1990.

  "My basic role is to take people for tandem skydives but I also teach people to jump by themselves, take them up in the aircraft and do that. I just generally help to run the parachuting programme here at Headcorn."

Clem's family are all interested in skydiving. His partner travels all around the world working as a skydiving judge. 

His brother has done a lot of skydiving and Clem has taken two of his three sisters for a tandem skydive.

Clem has 11,056 jumps in his log book.