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Beyond the record: Changing perspectives and breaking borders.

It might look like just another aviation headline, but this write-up in Skydive Mag represents something far bigger.

For WSpoint, this project was incredibly special. It proved that our sport has the unique power to promote incredible locations, dissolve borders, and completely shift how the world views a place. When a passionate, international crew shares one sky, perspective is everything.

Read the full story on Skydive Mag! 👇

Wingsuit Night Formation: Guinness World Record A team of 19 wingsuit flyers set a new Guinness World Record for the largest night wingsuit formation over Benghazi, Libya.

The Guinness World Record... 🌍🏆

Watch the 19-way night wingsuit formation in a perfect Double V!

Location: Skydive Benghazi, Libya 🇱🇾

Check out this short edit of the record-breaking flight.

Piotr Walasek Paf World Record: 20-Way Night Wingsuit Formation over Benghazi, Libya

NEW WORLD RECORD: MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! 🌍🏆
We are thrilled to officially announce a historic achievement in Libya! A new Night Wingsuit World Record has been set over Benghazi with a stunning 19-way formation. 🌙✨
This project was a masterclass in precision by Juan Mayer, Skydive Benghazi, international teamwork, and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the night sky. Congratulations to the entire crew for making history! 🚀🦅
Get the full story and see the footage here:
👉 www.WSpoint.pl

Night Wingsuit World Record: 19-Way Formation Over Benghazi Discover how 19 pilots from 9 nations set a Guinness World Record in Benghazi. Explore the challenges of night formations and Libyan hospitality.

Regarding recent suspension of Aerodyne Icon containers by few parachute federation: I believe only the German federation took a pragmatic approach by requiring owners to perform the modification that had been known for a long time.

It is worth noting that since 2022, every Icon has been manufactured with a Cutter Pin that complies with the new recommendations.

Demonstrating the container "on the ground" rather than in a configuration worn on a jumper’s back only creates unnecessary confusion and fails to reflect the equipment's actual operating conditions.

If an accident occurred, providing specific details such as the container’s manufacture year, technical condition, components used, and its fit for the jumper, would be crucial for transparency.

Such data would shed real light on the matter instead of fuelling speculation.

Unfortunately, investigations often involve unqualified observers drawing sprightly to conclusions that aren't always supported by facts.

A reliable analysis requires breaking down every element to its core.

With millions of jumps performed with these containers (statistically, one reserve deployment occurs approximately every 500 jumps), the comparative scale is enormous, and it is from this data that conclusions should be drawn until final jujment based on facts will be implemented.

Bulletins regarding the Aerodyne ICON can be found at this link:

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