Ueli Gegenschatz Galway Bay Wingsuit Flight
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R.I.P Ueli............. :-(
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haha, you can see my house at 2:39 just behind the hanger
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to see the curvature of the earth without being in a space craft.... simply breath taking!
Get it? cuz at that high the oxygen is fairly thin XD Nah but seriously, AMAZING!!!!
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RIP Ueli, you were a true pioneer.
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so does the cameraman who flew with him get any praise since he did the same flight?
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That really was AWESOME!!! If i have the chance to do the same I'm going to do without thinking twice!!! *I WANNA FLY*
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somebody can tell me, what is the song?
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rip bro
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RIP Bro.....
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I visited Dun Aengus in the same month - it's a beautiful place!! :-)
R.I.P. Ueli Gegenschatz - the funeral yesterday afternoon was very moving!
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Wow, what a fantastic job. I think this one was much more dangerous than the one he died :-( RIP Ueli!
The plane that takes off at 1:35-1:38 mins is EI CUW and the plane that lands at 2:51 to 2:55mins is also EI CUW (you can clearly see this on the HD version, link in description). The clip shows cutaway shots on the ground and in the cockpit of other planes taken over two days on site. Ueli jumped from 4,500 metres and you do not need oxygen at this altitude. Health and safety plans were in place throughout the project.
RedBullIreland 3 years ago
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Islander EI -BCE takes off Aran Islands but Lands as EI -CUW at 5000mtrs it would be about -15centigrade + wind chill when travelling at 200km/hr also most people would need oxygen at that altitude 16,400ft , where was his lifejacket and rescue crew in Galway Bay? not that there was any film of the crossing it was all either above the Arann Islands or Connemara Airport and the wind was coming from the East so that would have been a head wind, Red Bullshit
bn2biggles 3 years ago
The plane that takes off at 1:35-1:38 mins is EI CUW and the plane that lands at 2:51 to 2:55mins is also EI CUW (you can clearly see this on the HD version, link in description). The clip shows cutaway shots on the ground and in the cockpit of other planes taken over two days on site. Ueli jumped from 4,500 metres and you do not need oxygen at this altitude. Health and safety plans were in place throughout the project.
RedBullIreland 3 years ago