Female wingsuit flying soars with a record 90.7 seconds at Skydive Chicago, showcasing incredible talent and skill.

The world of wingsuit flying has reached new heights with the recent USPA record set for the female category in the WS - Longest Time event. This remarkable achievement took place in 2024 at Skydive Chicago, Illinois, where the record was established with an impressive flight time of 90.7 seconds in competition (G-1) format. This milestone marks a significant moment in the sport, showcasing the incredible skill and dedication of female wingsuit pilots.

The United States Parachute Association (USPA) maintains a comprehensive records database, documenting this and other national and state records. Enthusiasts and supporters can purchase certificates for these records through the USPA platform. While detailed match standings and player performances are not available, this record-setting event highlights the specialized nature of wingsuit flying, focusing on performance metrics like flight time rather than traditional match scores.

For those seeking more information or updates on wingsuit flying competitions, the USPA and the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI) serve as the primary authoritative sources. These organizations provide the latest insights and records in the exhilarating world of skydiving and wingsuit flying.

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