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Video Shows Skydiver Dangling From Plane’s Tail After Parachute Gets Stuck

A parachutist in Queensland, Australia, survived by cutting the chute free at 15,000 feet when a reserve parachute accidentally deployed, according to a government report.

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Skydiver dangles at 15,000 feet after parachute catches on plane's tail in Australia

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Skydiver suspended at 15,000 feet after parachute gets snagged on plane's tail

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Skydiver left dangling from plane after parachute got tangled

Video shows a skydiver’s reserve parachute wrapped around the tailplane after the reserve handle accidentally snagged on the aircraft’s flap, according to the Australian Transport Safety Bureau.

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Australia skydiver dangles from plane after reserve chute opens

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Skydiver's parachute gets caught in plane, they cut it at 15,000 feet to survive

Parachuter Avoids 'Final Destination' After Getting Caught On Plane’s Wing While Sky Diving With Team (Watch)

The parachute jump, part of the "Big Ways at the Beach" event, had 17 parachutists on board of Cessna Caravan aircraft, which was hired by the Far North Freefall skydive club. The skydivers were ready for a 16-way formation jump from 15,000 feet in the air, along with a single-person camera crew.

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Black Knights soar at Picatinny Arsenal’s 2025 Community Day, culminating the Army’s 250th birthday celebration

Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Reddit Share on LinkedIn Share via Email PICATINNY ARSENSAL, N.J. – The U.S. Military Academy at West Point's Parachute Team, known as the Black Knights, showcased their jump capabilities with a precision free ...