Skyluma journal
Selected news from the skydiving world — checked against its source, clearly edited and never sensationalized.
14 stories
The most relevant USPA training decisions from August, with context for AFF instructors and experienced jumpers.
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Top competitors meet for Accuracy Landing and Freefall Style.
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Why handle colour can matter in AFF training—and why colour never replaces procedures for the actual system being jumped.
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Dates, disciplines and context for the two FAI world-championship blocks scheduled in the United States this October.
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The updates apply to instructors and operations working under USPA standards.
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How to recognise accumulated fatigue at a drop zone and why planned recovery belongs inside the safety system.
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The global initiative recorded 31,075 skydives in a single day across 43 countries.
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The principles Skyluma uses to select, translate, verify and publish skydiving news.
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FAI has confirmed the largest parachute formation ever built under open canopies.
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The scope of Aerodyne's mandatory bulletin, how affected systems are identified and what owners should do next.
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How CO can enter a cabin, why symptoms are easy to misread and the protective layers identified by USPA and FAA.
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Sophie Grill and Sebastian Graser took titles in a discipline where centimetres on the target meet seconds on the slope.
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The material decisions from the 76th FAI International Skydiving Commission plenary, separated from the protocol.
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How the wind tunnel became the setting for FAI's first recognised para-sport discipline and what the 2026 cup stage means.
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