Canadian Canopy Piloting Team

10/20/2026

Follow along. Watch Brant Gilley represent team Canada at the 2026 World Canopy Piloting Championship!

Link to scoring page in the comments.

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10/13/2026

SAVE THE DATE!
Our annual high intensity training camp will be held on March 21-27th, 2027.
Tell your friends, you don’t want to miss this!
More details to come!

📸 Adams
Osborne

08/03/2026

Superman himself!
Brant is the ultimate team mate and we are so lucky to have him here. He worked his tail off to get here. We are excited to see what he can do on the world stage. LETS GO BRANNNNNNTTTTT!!

08/03/2026

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07/01/2026

The Canadian CP team is forever grateful to have the absolute best coach and mentor, JAYMO. Jay brings so much more to the team than just knowledge and skill (look at his accolades). His sheer attitude, love, compassion, and burning desire to continue the lineage and help this team thrive is only a few of his superpowers. Jay has really made this team feel more like a brother/sisterhood to us and his energy that he passes along to the team is unmatched to anything else in this world. His aura and love for the game is something that each and every one of us want a piece of. Jason Moledzki on behalf of the team, we love you and the support you show for us everyday. Thank you for being the best coach. Enjoy this time, you deserve every little bit of this induction to the hall of fame 🏆

Hall of Fame Highlight: Jason Moledzki

The International Skydiving Museum & Hall of Fame is proud to welcome Jason "Jay" Moledzki to the Class of 2026.

Jay made his first skydive in 1994 at Skydive Toronto in Ontario, Canada, and went on to help build the discipline of canopy piloting from its earliest competitive days.

His record stands among the most decorated in the discipline's history: seven World Championship titles, eleven World Records, and more than 60 gold medals.

His influence reaches far beyond competition. As co-founder of Flight-1, he helped build the world's premier canopy flight education company, and his teaching concepts are now standard at training schools worldwide.

He co-developed equipment still in daily use, brought the sport to a global audience as a founding member of the Performance Designs Factory Team, and most recently appeared in the 2024 National Geographic documentary FLY.

Read his full bio at the link in the comments, and please join us in congratulating Jay on his induction. ⬇️

05/15/2026

Todd-J-B taking flight on his Fluid Wings HK2 at Skydive Toronto
🎥 Prosser

04/14/2026

Canadian CP Canopy Piloting Training Camp •
Z-hills March 2026 🪂

📸 Main photography from this batch was by Catherine Osborne, with the exception of a few photos clearly watermarked by Raymond Adams and Eric Yopp.

Huge thanks to the photographers for the awesome photos, Skydive City for hosting us, John Minos for putting on the camp and organizing, to all the coaches for world class teachings and everyone who came to the camp to participate!

Much love ✌🏻

07/23/2023

We are absolutely thrilled to get our hands on this amazing technology.

After four years of development, this week we started shipping FlySight 2. I am incredibly excited to introduce the new hardware.

FlySight 2 is a complete redesign, building on all the things we learned with FlySight 1. There are a few new features that really stand out for me:

* More powerful processor with Bluetooth Low Energy
* Improved audio quality
* Additional sensors (acceleration, rotation, orientation, pressure, humidity, temperature)
* Water resistant case (IP67)
* New mounting system
* USB C

Initially, the functionality of FlySight 2 will be similar to FlySight 1, but as with the original, we will be improving FlySight 2 with free firmware updates. The first priority once we get the hardware out the door will be to work with mobile application developers to build a Bluetooth Low Energy interface to transfer data and configure FlySight 2.

FlySight 2 can log GNSS at a rate of up to 25 Hz, pressure up to 200 Hz, and acceleration and rotation up to 6 kHz. Looking ahead, we will be using this data to provide information about the unit's orientation during a jump, as well as to improve the accuracy of distance measurements over short time spans, e.g., shortly after exit.

I've got a couple of posts planned to bring everyone up to speed on FlySight 2. As much as possible, I've tried to keep the interface similar to FlySight 1, so that we can build on existing knowledge within the community. With a couple of pointers, I hope the new hardware will feel familiar to anyone who has used FlySight 1.

As always, if you have any questions, please let me know in the comments.