Yves Rossy
Yves Rossy
Ivrosi, also known as the Flying Man, was a Swiss pilot, explorer, and inventor. He is the only person in aviation history who flies with the wings of a jet plane. He used his incredible inventions to fly over the English Channel, the Grand Canyon, Rio de
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Ivrosi, also known as the Flying Man, was a Swiss pilot, explorer, and inventor. He is the only person in aviation history who flies with the wings of a jet plane. He used his incredible inventions to fly over the English Channel, the Grand Canyon, Rio de Janeiro, and Mount Fuji. Rossi invented a system that includes a semi rigid flying carbon fiber wing backpack. It is an engine system that spans about 24 meters and is improved from a large fuel material engine mode, driven by four P200 turbojet engines. He was able to fly at a high speed of 190 miles per hour, holding a throttle controlled jet suit in his hand, climbing 4000 meters and flying for up to 16 kilometers. He is currently developing a parachute, which will allow him to fly at a minimum altitude of 200 meters. Rossi's career began as a Swiss fighter pilot and later worked as a pilot for two Swiss airlines. In 1993, he began to consider the method of not using airplanes for flight. His dream at that time was to design a system that would allow him to fly in the most natural way possible. In 2008, Rossi made his first flight in Switzerland. He jumped up and down at an altitude of 8000 feet and used wings powered by four jet engines to propel him out for 5 minutes, flying over the Swiss Alps. In September 2008, he successfully flew from Calais to Dover, France, becoming the first person to cross the English Channel, flying the entire distance of 22 miles. In 2010, Rossi flew together with two aircraft formations for the first time. He jumped out of a Pilatus PC-6 at an altitude of 2500 meters and then approached the Boeing Steamans aircraft of two lark aerobatic squadrons. Rossi later completed his first flight in the United States, flying for 8 minutes at an altitude of 200 feet at the edge of the Grand Canyon in 2011. A year later, he once again created the miracle of flying from Mount Corcovado to landing on Copabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro. In 2013, he made his ninth leap over Mount Fuji. Rossi is adept at using the infinite energy he gains from experience and lessons to inspire the audience to achieve their goals, making people fly in his way. In his speech, he will talk about his unusual travels and how to achieve anything with a can do attitude. In his speech, he will mention his efforts in the air, full of drama, attracting the audience, and gaining inspiration from them.