Which two jump statuses exist?

• A. Active and Temporary
• B. Permanent and Limited
• C. Ongoing and Suspended
• D. Fixed and Rolling

Answer: (A)

When tracking who can actually perform jumps, the status used distinguishes ongoing eligibility from time-limited clearance. The two jump statuses are Active and Temporary. Active means you’re cleared to jump with no current time limit and you can participate in standard jumps until something changes your status. Temporary means your eligibility is restricted to a limited period or under certain conditions—often because medical, administrative, or prerequisite issues need to be resolved—and you’ll need revalidation or an update to return to full, ongoing eligibility. This setup keeps safety by ensuring jumps are only performed by those who meet all requirements, either on an ongoing basis or within a defined window.