Do you know how scary wingsuit flying is? Can you tell us about it?

In the cheers of the crowd, a wisp of colored smoke flew over the steep canyon and through the karst cave dozens of meters wide, which was extremely shocking. This is the world's most extreme sport wingsuit flight. So, just how dangerous is the dreaded wingsuit flight?

According to the flyers, when they don a costume like a bat's wings, put on a helmet, and parachute on their backs, they need not only great skill, but also fearless courage. For them, there must be no mistake during the flight, and the speed will reach an astonishing 200 kilometers per hour during the rapid descent at high altitude, which is about the same speed as an ordinary bullet train. They need to move their bodies to control the height and direction of their flight, and sometimes they glide unpowered almost close to the natural landscape on the surface, and the jungle rock wall roars right in front of them, and if they accidentally hit the rock wall, even a small collision is extremely dangerous, and it can break bones at least and kill at worst.

Twenty-eight people have lost their lives in Lauterbronn, a mecca of flights in Switzerland. In the words of Lauterbronn's people, a flight is like a plague falling from the sky, very terrible. In addition to the danger of collision, the wingsuit pilot needs to unzip the arms and legs in time after reaching the height of the safety limit, so that the arms can skillfully control the parachute, and the legs can run freely to ensure safe flight and landing.

Due to the very limited flight altitude of the challenger, the time to adjust the posture and open the parachute is relatively short, which greatly increases the danger and difficulty of the flight. If there is an unexpected failure of these equipment, it will cause irreparable consequences. According to statistics, the fatality rate of wingsuit flight is as high as 30%, which is one.

There are fewer than 1,000 people in the world who dare to try it, and even the most skilled players can't guarantee that nothing will go wrong. Jeb Criss, a well-known aviator in the United States, had an accident during a flight, but fortunately he did not die because of it, and after recovering, he still had no hesitation to challenge flying.

So what is it that motivates these crazy people to risk their lives? According to many flyers, they almost all have a common dream, that is, to fly freely in the air like a bird, which is not only to seek their own and psychological impact, they say that when they jump off the moment in the air, gliding in the air, looking at the world from another angle, there will be a feeling of letting go of themselves, and after trying a flight, they want to go to more dangerous places to try, hoping to continue to break the world record, so as to challenge the limits of human beings. Perhaps everyone has a different understanding of the meaning of life, and I have to say that this spirit and feelings of fearlessness are indeed admirable.

If you don't prepare for this sport, it's the same as jumping straight down, and it's too fast during the flight and the reaction time is short.

If it is not done properly, then the result of the flight is injury or even death. Wingsuit flying, it is really not recommended for everyone to try, this is a kind of sport that only professional players can play.