BMW i Flying Wingsuit Makes History
Soaring into History
New Form of Zero Emissions Flight
BMW i, a sub-brand of BMW focused on electric vehicles, and veteran skydiver Peter Salzman of Austria have set a world record for wingsuit flying. BMW i and Salzman have invented a propulsion system, which is strapped around Salzman's chest. The flying wingsuit system allows Salzman to fly like a bird. Wingsuit flying is an extreme sport that has been growing in popularity during the past few years. BMW i and Salzman have just made history with their unprecedented innovation technology and flight.
Flying Science Fiction
Their wingsuit invention is straight out of science fiction. The propulsion system is composed of two carbon filter rotors powered by lithium-ion batteries. It provides zero emissions, electric flying. The propulsion system provides up to 5 minutes of flight. During the record setting flight, Salzman turned on the flying suit as he hurtled through the sky from a helicopter. He increased the speed and soared to higher altitudes. He controlled the flying wingsuit by bending two fingers on his left hand. This extreme sport is not for those who are faint of heart. This type of highly advanced flying technology draws the highly adventurous thrill seekers ready to soar through the sky. The BMWi - Salzman history-making flying wingsuit flight has been verified by Guinness World Records for setting the flight endurance record. It is a zero-emissions, new and thrilling way to travel by flying like a bird. To take a look at many flying concepts under development, go to https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B093J89VF5&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_V636G93YNKFZ9PV4GH3Z
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