Photo by Ewan Cowie | D-37889

Eighty jumpers set the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale Women’s World Record for Largest Head-Down Formation Skydive during the Project 19 Women’s Vertical World Record event at Skydive Arizona in Eloy.

Photo by Benjamin Forde | D-30397

Team USA, Arizona Airspeed (from left, Mikhail Markine, Joey Marshall, Brendan Haddon, Niklas Hemlin and Christopher Kuhlmann), triumphantly lifts the Ottley Sword after reclaiming it from Team Belgium's Hayabusa by winning the 2022 FAI World Championship of 4-Way Formation Skydiving at Skydive Arizona in Eloy.

Photo by David Cherry | D-33500

Andy Malchiodi and Jason Peters of Fliteshop turn points on the way to taking gold in open mixed formation skydiving at the USPA Nationals at Skydive Chicago in Ottawa, Illinois.

Photo by Norman Kent | D-8369

Photographer Norman Kent’s reflection appears in Viktoria Palacios (left) and Anthony Armendariz’s mirrored face-shields as they experiment with Tonfly-Alberto Spinelli TFX helmets during the 2022 Summerfest at Skydive Chicago in Ottawa, Illinois.

Cienna Stover (left) and Michelle Daimion hang from a helicopter skid in their patriotic outfits during the July 4th celebrations at Skydive Cross Keys in Williamstown, New Jersey.