Jetman Dubai flies with his sidekick to make history, New point of reference accomplished as twosome complete first ever human development fueled by plane impelled wings
By Joseph George
Distributed Tuesday, May 12, 2015
History was made at the end of the day yesterday as two men held hands to shape the first ever human arrangement helped by plane impelled wings.
As the sun was going to situated upcoming, pilot Yves Rossy, famously known as Jetman Dubai, was joined by another explorer Vince Reffet.
Two began off the tricks at night over the desert in Dubai and afterward into the city flying past Burj Khalifa and Palm Jumeirah.
"We stamp another point of reference in the section of human flight. Join Jetman Yves Rossy and his protege, Jetman Vince Reffet as they investigate the points of confinement in the city of dreams," read the new post on the Jetman Dubai`s Facebook page.
Look at this 11 moment feature that was posted by X Dubai that has held hands with Rossy in investigating the cutoff points of human flught.
The fate of human flight is clear. Jetman Duabi has discovered his wingman – now watch them overcome the sky,` peruses the depiction joined to the feature.
The activity was initially begun off by the 55 year old military pilot Yves Rossy who fitted himself with carbon-fiber plane moved wing and fuelled by four lamp oil motors.
Right now he can fly upto 55km and bounced from a helicopter and grounds utilizing a parachut
By Joseph George
Distributed Tuesday, May 12, 2015
History was made at the end of the day yesterday as two men held hands to shape the first ever human arrangement helped by plane impelled wings.
As the sun was going to situated upcoming, pilot Yves Rossy, famously known as Jetman Dubai, was joined by another explorer Vince Reffet.
Two began off the tricks at night over the desert in Dubai and afterward into the city flying past Burj Khalifa and Palm Jumeirah.
"We stamp another point of reference in the section of human flight. Join Jetman Yves Rossy and his protege, Jetman Vince Reffet as they investigate the points of confinement in the city of dreams," read the new post on the Jetman Dubai`s Facebook page.
Look at this 11 moment feature that was posted by X Dubai that has held hands with Rossy in investigating the cutoff points of human flught.
The fate of human flight is clear. Jetman Duabi has discovered his wingman – now watch them overcome the sky,` peruses the depiction joined to the feature.
The activity was initially begun off by the 55 year old military pilot Yves Rossy who fitted himself with carbon-fiber plane moved wing and fuelled by four lamp oil motors.
Right now he can fly upto 55km and bounced from a helicopter and grounds utilizing a parachut
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