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WTF!!! 11 Skydivers Survive Two Plane Mid-Air Crash

Heard this story over the weekend, but just saw the video:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_A-8YxRSRLU...tic-771851.jpg

Geronimo... :helpme

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WOW.

So happy everyone got out alive.

turbulence? come on ... :)

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Originally Posted by AsianDivaGirlsWebDude (Post 19860949)

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:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

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Originally Posted by freecartoonporn (Post 19861111)

talk about luck.

talk about trying to do some stupid shit that failed ... and then luck ... :2 cents:

I saw this on the news last night - fucking amazing.

Damn lucky on all counts

Bad ass story!!

That is the best reason to jump out of a plane!!

Just Dave

Wow, just wow. But it is common knowledge (and jokes) between skydivers that to never land in a plane that is damaged, and rather jump. Fuck the plane, jumping is safer. Anyways, amazing video.

They wanted a rush and the surely got it.

I was happy to hear they were ok after the crash. Unfortunately too many accidents lately involving skydiving planes and skydivers. Not long ago 10 brothers lost their lives in a crash in Belgium.
Skydiving is a safe sport though, doing it for 13 years and I never had a single problem.

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Originally Posted by Robin (Post 19862310)

I was happy to hear they were ok after the crash. Unfortunately too many accidents lately involving skydiving planes and skydivers. Not long ago 10 brothers lost their lives in a crash in Belgium.

Skydiving is a safe sport though, doing it for 13 years and I never had a single problem.

I agree, skydiving is completely safe... :uhoh

It's the landing that can get a little sticky. :winkwink:

Do you video your jumps? Post some if you can.

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Originally Posted by AsianDivaGirlsWebDude (Post 19862328)

I agree, skydiving is completely safe... :uhoh

It's the landing that can get a little sticky. :winkwink:

Do you video your jumps? Post some if you can.

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Here's one from last year, I don't have much videos online, it has a long introduction,and don't make fun of the "helmet" I like it old school :))

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Originally Posted by Robin (Post 19862467)

Here's one from last year, I don't have much videos online, it has a long introduction,and don't make fun of the "helmet" I like it old school :))

Nice video, Robin! :thumbsup

Nice helmet too - you have to protect the melon! :upsidedow :winkwink:

http://weknowmemes.com/wp-content/up...lon-helmet.jpg

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So who was at fault then ? 1 or both pilots I assume ??

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Originally Posted by Scott McD (Post 19862524)

So who was at fault then ? 1 or both pilots I assume ??

http://media2.s-nbcnews.com/j/MSNBC/...otoblog600.jpg

TBD... :Oh crap

http://www.trbimg.com/img-527882a5/t...04/580/580x326

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Robinson, 64, said then that the two single-engine planes were in position for a maneuver called a tracking dive, with one closely following the other.

?The sun was just getting ready to set, it was our last load of the day,? he said Saturday. ?It was just a perfect time to be up in the sky.?

There were several passengers in position to jump from an exterior step on each plane when the collision happened. Others were inside but quickly leaped out.

The video shot by Amy Olson, apparently taken while she was still inside the plane, shows three fellow divers out on the step when the plane below them is suddenly right underneath. They leap as a fireball flashes.

Down below, John Rodrigo looks up to capture the planes pancaked on each other and then the tiny figures of his fellow passengers floating down.

Footage from Chad Ebling's helmet shows two people on the step when the planes hit each other, and then his own legs draped over the tail.

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Robinson's camera filmed the crippled plane he left behind as it plunged to the ground ? missing a wing.

The cause of the accident is unknown, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

The planes were owned by Skydive Superior.

http://media2.s-nbcnews.com/j/MSNBC/...otoblog600.jpg

Hair raising experience for sure. :eyecrazy

Congrats to the survivors! :drinkup

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