A girl after 95 left and took her away. It was called 'the craziest extreme sport in the world' & hellip& hellip;
Today, her mother did not speak about it because of grief.
At 21:28 p.m. on May 18, Zhangjiajie blue sky rescue team issued a report on the search and rescue results of An'an (a pseudonym) of the missing wing mounted flying girl, saying that the search and rescue work was over. When it was found, the girl had no vital signs, and the relevant aftermath was being carried out in an orderly manner.
Public information shows that the girl's crash site, Tianmen Mountain, Zhangjiajie, had a wing flight death as early as October 8, 2013. At the second world wing flight World Championships, Victor & middot of Hungary; During the test flight in Zhangjiajie Tianmen Mountain Forest Park, Kovac fell into the mountains and died because his parachute did not open before landing.
Friend: 'may you turn into a bird'
On May 12, when a cultural media company in Beijing shot a short documentary on extreme sports in Tianmen Mountain scenic spot in Zhangjiajie, two wing mounted pilots took off from a helicopter with a flight height of about 2500 meters for high-altitude wing mounted flight. One female wing mounted pilot, an an, was suspected to have lost contact due to deviation from the planned route during the flight.
After the incident, the search and rescue work has continued.
At about 11:00 a.m. on May 18, the cover news reporter learned from the rescuers of Zhangjiajie blue sky rescue team that An'an, a female college student who lost contact in the wing flight of Tianmen Mountain in Zhangjiajie, was found an hour ago, but the specific situation was' inconvenient to disclose, please understand ', and said that all follow-up news should pay attention to the official announcement of the headquarters.
As soon as the news of the discovery of An'an's body came out, friends in the circle expressed regret for her departure.
In the afternoon, many friends of An'an mourned on Weibo. One of them wrote: 'may you turn into a bird and soar in the broad sky & hellip& hellip;' And six photos of An'an before his death.
At about 20 p.m., Xu Kai, the first person in China's wing mounted extreme skydiving, spoke in the circle of friends, regretted Ann's departure, and 'please let her leave quietly & hellip& hellip;' He said that although he had no fate to see the girl, he knew that she really loved wing flight.
Rescue team: 'parachute not open'
On May 18, the media reported that the staff of Zhangjiajie Emergency Management Bureau said that the body was first found by local villagers. The members of the blue sky rescue team confirmed to the missing woman coach that the body was basically recognized as a missing woman through flight equipment. Zhangjiajie police have rushed to the place where the body was found.
At 21:28 p.m. on the 18th, Zhangjiajie blue sky rescue team issued a notice of search and rescue results, confirming the unfortunate death of an an:
On the morning of May 18, the search and rescue team received a report from local villagers during the search and found a suspected missing person in a dense forest in the no man's land below the north side of Yuhu peak in Tianmen Mountain.
After learning the situation, the search and rescue team rushed to the scene immediately. After on-site verification, it was determined that the female wing pilot who lost contact on the morning of May 12 had no vital signs, and the parachute of the lost person had not been opened.
The body was found at an altitude of about 900 meters, a straight-line distance of about 2000 meters from its take-off position on the air helicopter, and a relative drop of about 1600 meters.
Since the female wing pilot lost contact on the morning of May 12, Zhangjiajie City has attached great importance to it. Relevant departments arrived at the scene at the first time to quickly start the emergency search and rescue, and organized the fire brigade, Zhangjiajie blue sky rescue team, several foreign professional rescue teams, staff of relevant units and local villagers familiar with the terrain to form a joint search and rescue team through helicopters UAV, thermal imaging and other professional equipment continue to conduct aerial observation, and multiple groups of personnel divide areas and carry out large-area ground search.
The search and rescue process is extremely difficult due to the inability to accurately locate the search target, the steep and complex terrain, dense vegetation, rain and fog and other factors in the search area.
At present, the search and rescue work is over and the relevant aftermath is being carried out in an orderly manner.
Once she said: 'live for yourself and don't regret it'
The cover news reporter saw on An'an's online social platform that she is a post-95 girl with lively personality and love of life. She has been to many cities at home and abroad and likes extreme sports.
She once rode horses in Beijing, drove mountain cross-country, shot live ammunition in the Philippines and dived in Cebu.
On April 25, 2019, Ann updated a video about her extreme journey as a sports lover:
At the age of 18, Ann began to learn snowboarding. She fell a lot and hurt a lot. However, in order to ski, she lived in Chongli for half a year, drove the first cable car up the mountain and ended in the sunset.
At the age of 19, Ann studied scuba diving in Bali. She will never forget the tension and excitement of going into the water with diving equipment for the first time. Later, she took the ow and AOW exams and walked around many countries.
At the age of 20, Ann decided to learn free diving and surfing. She lived on the beach for several months. She surfed when the wind was strong and dived when the wind was small. She occasionally went fishing with her friends, baked and ate now. She lived a life of working at sunrise and resting at sunset. At the same time, she finished the AIDA four-star exam.
At the age of 21, Ann began to learn wind tunnel and parachute. She completed the certification of a license and completed her own 200 independent parachute jumps.
At the age of 22, Ann began to learn wing clothes, participated in the national wind tunnel championship and won the third place. From then on, she began to live a two-point and one-line life in the skydiving base in Russia and Dubai.
At the end of the video, she said optimistically, 'I live for myself. I don't regret my choice. I will stick to the way I choose.'
Risk: 30% mortality
Public information shows that wing flight was born in the 1990s and evolved from extreme skydiving.
According to statistics, the number of people participating in this sport in the world is about 600, and the mortality rate of wing flight has reached 30%.
The disappearance of wing mounted pilots occurred in Tianmen Mountain scenic area. Since 2012, Tianmen Mountain has held eight wing mounted flight World Championships, and a group of challengers are invited to participate every year. Therefore, it has become a holy land for wing mounted flight lovers in the world.
Victor & middot; Kovac's last image
In October 2013, Victor & middot, the 40 year old Hungarian wing flight champion; Viktor KOV & Aacute; ts fell and died in the test flight of the second world winged flight World Championships held here. According to the Zhangjiajie Municipal government and the event organizers, the cause of the accident may be related to 'technical errors in the flight test process'.
In January 2017, Graham & middot, a 28 year old Canadian wing pilot; Graham Dickinson also fell and died in an accident during his training alone in Tianmen Mountain. After forensic identification and video surveillance of the scenic spot, the public security department preliminarily determined that the deceased fell and died during his wing flight training alone on the glass plank road of Tianmen Shandong line.