Interview: Luciana “Lucy” Burkle
From dance and motorcycle racing to skydiving, BASE and wingsuit flying, Luciana Burkle talks about building a life around air sports, learning from mistakes, and keeping the sense of play alive From professional dance and motorcycle racing to skydiving, BASE jumping and paragliding, Lucy Burkle has followed her curiosity into very different worlds. After starting […]
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Skydive During the Winter
Chasing warmer weather this winter? We found some boogies that’ll keep you jumping from December through April. The end of summer in the Northern Hemisphere doesn’t mean the end of skydiving. While colder weather and DZs closing during the winters can make jumping closer to home more difficult, winter is packed with boogies, skills camps […]
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Interview: Patrick Kramer 
World champion Patrick Kramer talks wingsuit competition, Shaolin training, coaching, progression, BASE jumping and staying curious.
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Nationals Disaster

Roy Janssen of Hayabusa, your 4-way Agony Uncle, answers questions and gives practical advice to budding jumpers. Dear Roy I am now my second year in a 4-way team. Last year, we had very good training, doing about 120 jumps over two camps and we were flying very well together. But when we got to

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Wind Tunnel on Cruise Ship

Quantum-class vessels are being designed for the next generation of cruise ship, with Royal Caribbean promising that their new models will have innovations never seen before. Quantum of the Seas will be launched in autumn 2014, to be followed by Anthem of the Seas in spring 2015. Each carries over 4,000 passengers and will feature

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World Record Sequential

In February 2013, the IPC created a new category of official World Records, that of Sequential Large Formations. Previously only single point records had been recognised by the IPC (through our international air sports organisation, the FAI). The new category defines ‘Large’ sequential as a quarter of the World Record size for that category. So,

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Women’s Freefly Record

A 14-way head-down formation, all ladies, became the first ever official French Female Freefly Record! The jump was made over Avignon during the morning of 23 August 2013, organised by the capable hands of Cathy Bouette and Domitile Kiger. A 4-day event had been planned to establish a record; this was the third day. The

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Women’s World Record is ON

The P3 team is very proud to announce some record events for next year: the 2014 Women’s World Record (largest formation – official FAI record), event to be combined with Men’s World Record (largest formation – unofficial). 

 Dates are Set! 12-18 October 2014. Perris, California. 200-way (or perhaps 201?) for the women. Do you

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Teamwork Tips

So, you’ve joined a skydive team? You’ve taken the exciting step from fun jumper to competitor. Congratulations! You’ve just complicated your skydiving life by a factor of double the number of people in your team, at the very least. Rock Bands Skydiving teams are a bit like rock bands. They form for a variety of

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Canopy Course, York

I have been jumping for 17 years, in every state of Australia except Western Australia. I had heard so many good things about Skydive Express DZ so when I got invited to come and teach a canopy course I jumped at the chance. York York is a resort style dropzone with a huge custom-built hangar

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Flanders Club Record

Schaffen, a Belgian drop zone in Flanders, will attempt a new club record big-way during the weekend of 14 September, 2013. Luc Vereeken is organising the attempts, he has been hugely successful in previous years. In September 2012, the club built a 60-way over Schaffen. The formation had a wrong grip (by a guest British

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