55 yrs ago, March 1964, Aussie Andy Keech was on the world's first documented https://t.co/ebSumIMhzt he's with the #AussieBigways team, fresh from yesterday's record, now dirt-diving a 134-way. Today they'll have another crack at a new record. #gobigorgohome#apfskydive
Update @ 1.15 LA time - Fog has cleared. First load of day 3 is about to take off. They are amped for a record 132-way. Cross everything back home and send your positive vibes. Hope to have some good news in an hour or so.#skydivingrecord@SkydivePerris#aussiebigways
The Aussie Bigways record effort is on in earnest. It's day #2 of a 4-day mission. The team is attempting formations of 137 people from 16,500 feet above California. And we have the world's best camera flyers catching the action. Thanks for this, @normankent
Just when I thought my life no longer resembled that of Bridget Jones I found myself jumping out of an aeroplane, on television. Watch @sunriseon7 this morning to find out if I landed in a pig sty. @ Perris, California https://t.co/LURCcfMgvr
Training camp #2 on weather holds pretty much all day. Better luck tomorrow with a 72-way and a 52-way planned. Fingers crossed that we can get closer to that 120+ record by this time next week! @APFSkydive#getintoskydiving#gobigorgohome#aussiebigways