Three of the world's top wingsuit flyers pulled off a stunning formation flying challenge in central China’s Zhangjiajie City on Thursday. Jumping off the 1,500-meter-high Panlong Cliff on the side of Tianmen Mountain, the three daredevils also showcased their courage with rotation stunts. | CGTN

Six skydivers from China, Norway, Britain, and the U.S. wowed spectators in Zhaotong City, Yunnan Province with breathtaking wingsuit flying stunts from Friday to Sunday. Jumping off a glass floor observation platform at 3,200m in the Dashanbao scenic spot, each duo soared at speeds of 245 km/h and completed a 270-degree turn before landing at 700 meters. #WingsuitFlying #China #ExtremeSports #Skydiving | CGTNEurope

Sixteen wingsuit flyers from 11 countries performed target-hitting stunts during the 2019 Wingsuit Flying World Championship in Zhangjiajie City, central China's Hunan Province on Saturday. Wingsuit flying is one of the most challenging extreme sports in the world. The annual Zhangjiajie championship was launched in 2012. | CGTN