It's alright, they're generally very gentle if it's your first timeOriginally Posted by wwgkd
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It's alright, they're generally very gentle if it's your first time
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Interesting video with an interesting sound track. I once worked on a similar model of aircraft they jumped from, many many years ago when i was thrilled by aircrafts---the Havilland Twin Otter.I was mostly taking the piss.. it's well worth it if you can justify the cost. Or get your work to pay for it.Where we went, you do get to play with the controls on the way down.. they guide you through a couple of loops and whatnot.
In fact, if anyone's curious...
YouTube - nastybun skydive
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The soundtrack was put on there by the jump mans, and the plane was gaffer taped back together that morning. I wasn't worried.. I had a chute on.
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Wow, that looks super scary.
Took this in 2006, during the local airshow, this is how they land.
Rest of the photos here.
Richmond RAAF Air Show - Whiteballz - Ultimatecarpage.com forums
Not sure if they're available, but I have seen on TV skydiving without a plane and a parachute- it's pretty much a wind tunnel turned onto its side and you enter it.
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yeah. as i said, on approach i was like "uh guys.. is he going to pull up or what.. oh shi-"
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More data on Boeing and their immeasurable failure of leadership and purpose.
Boeing to record $1B charge due to 747-8 costs - USATODAY.com
From Dreamliner to lost military deals, problems nag Boeing - USATODAY.com
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