VOICED : Wingsuit jumpers fly like birds

The video introduces three French wingsuit flyers who have been flying for nine years. It highlights the unique aspects of wingsuit flying compared to traditional parachuting, such as jumping from cliffs and being closer to the ground. The video also covers the preparation and specialized gear needed for wingsuit flying, emphasizing the importance of control over wind, gear, and trajectory. It discusses the risks involved, noting that there are no official schools or qualifications for wingsuit flying, and stresses the need for extensive parachuting experience before attempting wingsuit jumps.

What is the primary feature of the wingsuits used by the French flyers?

• They have fabric resembling wings.

• They are made of metal.

• They are equipped with jet engines.

• They have built-in parachutes.

How does jumping from a cliff differ from jumping from a plane?

• Cliff jumps are longer in duration.

• You are closer to the ground when jumping from a cliff.

• There is more wind when jumping from a cliff.

• Plane jumps require no gear.

What is essential to control before a wingsuit jump?

• The color of the suit

• The time of day

• The wind, gear, and trajectory

• The number of spectators

What is a prerequisite before attempting wingsuit flying?

• Mastering parachuting from a plane

• Learning to fly a plane

• Completing a scuba diving course

• Practicing bungee jumping

Why are there no official qualifications for wingsuit flying?

• It is not popular enough.

• There are no schools for it.

• It is considered too dangerous.

• It is a new sport.