Pom Klementieff and Tom Cruise`s wingsuit adventure thrills fans, while the USPA Nationals promise exciting competitions ahead.

Pom Klementieff and Tom Cruise recently took to the skies, showcasing the exhilarating world of wingsuit flying. During a thrilling segment on The Tonight Show, Klementieff described the experience as akin to "flying a squirrel," capturing the essence of this breathtaking sport. The duo shared footage of their adventure, which featured a stunning 360-degree camera jump, emphasizing the sheer joy and adrenaline that comes with soaring through the air.

While the celebrity skydiving event captured public attention, the competitive landscape of wingsuit flying remains poised for excitement. The United States Parachute Association (USPA) has announced that the 2025 USPA National Skydiving Championships will be held at Skydive Elsinore in California and Skydive Arizona in Eloy this October. This major event promises to showcase the best in the sport, although specific details regarding wingsuit competitions are yet to be revealed.

In the realm of records, the USPA maintains a database that highlights remarkable achievements, including the female record for the longest wingsuit flight time, which stands at 90.7 seconds, set at Skydive Chicago in 2024. As wingsuit flying continues to evolve, the anticipation builds for new records and thrilling performances that will undoubtedly captivate fans worldwide.

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