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Dani Roman
BASE jumper Dani Roman is renowned as a competitive wingsuit flyer and training coach who travels the world in his pursuit of flying opportunities. Dani Roman's first involvement in skydiving was at the Skydive Lillo centre in Madrid, where he gained flight experience until becoming an AFF and tandem instructor. In 2012 he tried the wind tunnel in Prague for the first time and became hooked. The opportunity finally arose in Dubai, in the private tunnel of the Prince, where he had the opportunity to fly and learn, becoming part of the Inflight Dubai team, with whom he achieved excellent results in competition. Since 2016, Dani has been travelling the world with his wingsuit, flying from Norway and the Czech Republic to Hawaii and Mount Kenya. He also played a large part in developing the incredible new Ultimate Aerial Obstacle Course video over two years. In 2026, Dani was part of an unforgettable world first, joining seven of the world's best wingsuit pilots for the world's longest formation flight over Mont Blanc. The team covered a horizontal distance of 7.5km to pull off one of the most ambitious wingsuit projects ever attempted.
Fred Fugen
A member of the Soul Flyers, Frédéric Fugen is one of the most talented and innovative skydivers, wingsuit pilots and BASE jumpers on the planet. Born in Annecy, France, Fred completed his first solo jump in 1996 at the age of 16. In 2004, he joined the French national freefly team and won the first of many World Championships, remaining undefeated at World Championship level until 2009. His passion for aerial sports has led him to explore BASE jumping, canopy piloting, wind-tunnel skydiving, jetwing and wingsuit flying, and speed riding. He is perhaps best known for his work with long-time friend and team-mate Vince Reffet. Together, they founded the Soul Flyers, joined Yves Rossy’s Jetman project and achieved extraordinary aerial feats. Their partnership remains legendary following Reffet’s tragic passing in 2020. In 2026, Fugen joined seven of the world's best wingsuit pilots for the world's longest formation flight over Mont Blanc, covering a horizontal distance of 7.5km in one of the most ambitious wingsuit projects ever attempted.