Designer and previous Swiss Air Force military pilot, Yves Rossy, hopped from a plane over Calais, France and flew 200 mph crossing the English Channel in 13 minutes before arriving in Dover, England.
Recently he unfurled the wings on his back and flew 186 mph (300 kilometers) over the Swiss Alps.
Utilizing four little stream motors joined to his carbon wings, he moved at 200 ft for every moment before executing a progression of tricks for a horde of journalists viewing from a peak.
The stupendous showing was the main open disclosure of his most recent innovation, which he put in five years creating.
"It is outright opportunity" says Rossy.
The designer says his 120 lb Jetman suit will inevitably be accessible to people in general yet it's as yet a couple of years away.
The trip over the English Channel was his second open show. He is arranging his next trip through the Grand Canyon.
Updates: Yves Rossy has finished his trip over the Grand Canyon. He hopped out of a helicopter at 2,440 meters (8,000 feet) and took off finished the Canyon at 330 km (205 mph) for eight minutes previously conveying his parachute.
"My first trip in the US is certain to be a standout amongst the most essential encounters throughout my life, not just for the sheer magnificence of the Grand Canyon yet the respect to fly in consecrated Native American terrains," said Rossy.
