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World wingsuit league contender Yuri Codeiro is flies here like a real white-tailed Norwegian eagle in the Gudvangen Valley. What amazing scenery! The view at the exit point is beyond beautiful. Credit to 'BASEjumper'.

Experience an adrenaline-filled wingsuit flight through this point-of-view footage! The journey takes you over the Jostedal Glacier, which is the largest glacier in continental Europe, situated in Sogn og Fjordane county in Norway.

An incredible tree slalom wingsuit proximity flight over the left line off Sputnik exit in Walenstadt, Switzerland. Special thanks to Nick, James Y., Darren B. and Snake River BASE Jumping School. The only limit is the one you set yourself!

Most of us would not dare to conduct these types of extreme sports with zero visibility, so we are thankful that this daredevil does it for us! Watch what happens when he skis and paraglides right into a massive abyss of fog above the Stubaital alpine valley in Austria. Totally worth it!

Explore the beautiful landscape of our beautiful planet in this point-of-view wingsuit proximity flight video. Lines featured: 1. China - Tianmen Mountains from National Park, Zhangjiajie, 2. Brazil - Rio de Janeiro, Pedra da Gávea, and 3. Switzerland - Walenstadt.

If you haven't been skydiving yet these awesome clips will definitely get you motivated. Here are some special moments from the dropzone, with jumps out of a massive MI-8 helicopter to a power hang glider. Keep moving, keep living, keep passionate!

Check out the incredible point-of-view footage from Ian Mitchard flying the Chateau de Cartes in France with fellow wingsuit pilots Scotty Bob, Hartman Rector, David CL, and Mathew Kenney.

Incredible point-of-view footage featuring professional wingsuit flyers in Walenstadt, Switzerland. Starring: Ian Mitchard, Scotty Bob, Mathew Kenney, Hartman Rector, David CL, Mike Steen and Matt Gerdes. Powered by Squirrel.

If you don't live on the edge you can't see the view! Check out this amazing base jumping footage that will definitely make your palms sweat! From the heart of the Carpathian Mountains, this compilation includes jumps from a dam, off a tower, and even from a plane! Credit to 'BASEjumper'.

From BASEjumper, "Poncione d'Alnasca is a beautiful summit in one of the most wild and rugged places of Switzerland. Another wingsuit base jump, another beautiful location. Special thanks to Nick, James Y., Darren B. and Snake River BASE Jumping School." This POV footage will definitely leave your palms sweaty, check it out!

In this incredible point-of-view wingsuit segment, titled, The Endless Playground, Frederik 'Bruce Lee' Hedeen, Yuri Cordeiro, Ramon Rojas, Julie Wentz, Jimmy Pouchinotti, Trent Conroy, and many others enjoy a high-flying BASE jump adventure from mountain peaks in Norway.

What's the fastest way to descend a mountain and land right on a beautiful beach? A wingsuit basejump! Check out this incredible POV flight from a mountaintop in Walenstadt, Switzerland. From 'BASEjumper', "Special thanks to Nick, James Y., Darren B. and Snake River BASE Jumping School."

A collection of amazing shots from flights made in the Aurland Valley in Norway. How incredible is that? Credit to 'BASEjumper'.

Soaring at speeds of up to 180 kilometers per hour, wingsuit BASE jumper Magnus N. has embarked on his latest conquest - taming the 'Crack' gorge off the Sputnik exit in Switzerland's beautiful Churfirsten mountains. Check out the amazing wingsuit proximity POV footage and you will witness his amazing skills flying just few meters above the mountains!

A group of tourists get the chance to witness the speed of wingsuit proximity flying as Friskus J. Dan takes flight over the famous Bispen line in Norway.

There are seven days in the week and someday isn't one of them! Watch as these daredevils provide us with point-of-view footage featuring BASE jumping from the Dolomites Alps and wingsuit flying over the amazing Walenstadt!

An F16 Fighting Falcon refuels in the sky at 30,000 feet above the ground. This is truly an extraordinary scene! The General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon is a single-engine supersonic multirole fighter aircraft, originally developed by General Dynamics (now Lockheed Martin) for the United States Air Force. Originally designed as an air superiority day fighter, it evolved into a successful all-weather multirole aircraft. The F-16's official name is "Fighting Falcon", but "Viper" is commonly used by its pilots and crews, due to a perceived resemblance to a viper snake as well as the Colonial Viper starfighter on TV science fiction show Battlestar Galactica. Usually, the aircraft providing the fuel in mid-air refueling is specially designed for the task, although refueling pods can be fitted to existing aircraft designs if the "probe-and-drogue" system is to be used. The cost of the refueling equipment on both tanker and receiver aircraft and the specialized aircraft handling of the aircraft to be refueled (very close "line astern" formation flying) has resulted in the activity only being used in military operations. There is no known regular civilian in-flight refueling activity. (source: Wikipedia)

This raw footage captured throughout the years shows us just how challenging it is to successfully pull off a powered paragliding session. From failed landings to disastrous takeoffs, these paragliding students have a lot more work to do!

BASEjumper brings us this point-of-view footage as he glides through the air at incredibly high speeds through a mountain range in Norway. Such amazing scenery to take in!

Follow World Wingsuit League Yuri Codeiro on his wingsuit proximity flight off Innerer Fisistock of the Bernese Alps, overlooking Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. He started BASE jumping six years ago and quickly took up wingsuit Base, using his pilot knowledge and experience to quickly progress into one of the sport's best wingsuit pilots.

Behold this raw footage of some wingsuit proximity flying over the Gudvangen/Voss Valley in Norway. Think you would ever attempt something like that?

Incredible point-of-view video featuring a paraglide flight over The Carpathian Mountains, with bonus footage showcasing intense landings in a nearby city center.

Taking the first class seats and flying of to some exotic place is what we all desire, especially after having a rough day at work. For some people it’s a dream that awaits to become true, while for others it’s a piece of cake. The only thing you need is to catch a plane and take off in an unknown direction. Of course it’s a lot easier when you have your own plane, but unfortunately most of us don’t have that opportunity. That’s not the case with this navy pilot. Not every job has to be boring and this guy seems to know that. He has chosen the right one for him. Every day he gets into his F-16 <a href="https://rumble.com/v30r47-water-vs-gravity.html" target="_blank">fighter jet</a>, takes off and raises up into the high altitudes. Sure, not having a proof of visiting the beautiful blue sky is a problem. So he came up with this solution - to take selfies up in the air. This “Fighting Falcon” and his fellow companions get to the airbase airport, prepare themselves and then go straight up in the sky. It is where the party takes place. Randomly they get the chance to visit so many beautiful places, where so much greenery can be seen beneath their feet, so much interesting scenery it’s a shame not to document it. Not only he gets shots of himself, but also of his flying partners fooling around and performing their acrobatic mid-air. As you watch the video, you start wondering whether you have chosen the right job for you, or it still may not be too late for your to try and change it. Being a photographer and taking photos in <a href="https://rumble.com/v3478p-the-middle-of-nowhere-in-australia-flying-in-to-limbunya-station-1.3-millio.html" target="_blank">the middle of nowhere</a> seems like an interesting idea.

Some days are not meant for flying, but these guys take the sport to a whole new level. Watch them BASE jump off a cliff in northern Italy as thunder cracks in the background. Pretty intense!

Brian Drake and Fernando M. Goncalves squeeze through 'The Crack' off Sputnik exit in Switzerland in this incredible 2-way wingsuit proximity flight! Check out the amazing POV footage from Brian filming his best friend Fernando and you will witness their amazing skills flying just few meters above the mountains. Unfortunately Brian passed away after being seriously injured in an accident in the Bernese Oberland, along with Dan Vicary and Ludovic Woerth during the end of March. Let's keep his memory alive!