Jumping from a Mountain in strong wind conditions doesn't necessarily mean it's more dangerous. If you're an experienced wingsuit pilot, you can use the wind to start higher and fly further, as ...

Jumping from a Mountain in strong wind conditions doesn't necessarily mean it's more dangerous. If you're an experienced wingsuit pilot, you can use the wind to start higher and fly further, as long ...

Sometimes described as the closest humans come to true flight, Wingsuit flying is not for the faint-hearted, and to enrol in a training course a novice must already be an accomplished skydiver ...

How dangerous is wingsuit flying? According to Explorers Web, more than 400 people have died doing this extreme sport since 1981. The death rate for wingsuiting is an astonishing one death per 500 ...

What is the extreme sport of wingsuit flying? (Image: Andia/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) A Scots wingsuit flyer tragically died during a jump in the Swiss Alps on Saturday, June 21.

A Scottish wingsuit flyer has died during a jump in the Swiss Alps. British champion Liam Byrne, 24, was critically injured ...

Wingsuit flying is a form of extreme sport related to BASE jumping. Participants use a winged jumpsuit, with fabric between the arms and legs, allowing for controlled gliding during freefall.

A 24-year-old British wingsuit flyer was killed on Saturday during a base jump in the Swiss Alps, local police said in a statement.

A 24-year-old British wingsuit flyer was killed on Saturday during a base jump in the Swiss Alps, local police said in a statement.

Wingsuit flying is a form of extreme sport linked to BASE jumping, where participants wear a special jumpsuit with fabric wings between the arms and legs, allowing for high-speed gliding during ...

Wingsuit flying is a form of extreme sport linked to BASE jumping, where participants wear a special jumpsuit with fabric wings between the arms and legs, allowing for high-speed gliding during ...

A Scottish wingsuit flyer has died during a jump in the Swiss Alps. British champion Liam Byrne, 24, was critically injured on the Gitschen mountain on Saturday after taking off from 7,874ft (2,400m).