The first one jumped out of an airplane at an altitude of 25,000 feet without a parachute
A paratrooper created miracles when he was the first to jump out of a plane from a height of 25,000 feet (6,720m) without resorting to parachutes.
A paratrooper created miracles when he was the first to jump out of a plane from a height of 25,000 feet (6,720m) without resorting to parachutes.
Aikins landed near the edge of the net.
Luke Aikins, 42, made this jump from a propeller plane and landed in a giant net. This is really scary and dangerous, Aikins landed near the edge of the net. If it was only a few meters away, Aikins' life would not have been preserved.
After landing safely on the net, Aikins said: "I almost flew up, it was amazing. This just happened. I couldn't even express my feelings."
This whole incident was recorded and spread by Ken Rutkowski, having some pretty dizzying scenes.
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