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News Article Did you know that Pete Allum celebrates 41 years of outdoor world championship competition in Eloy?
posted: Aug 15th, 2026 It was not only British team SOAR’s Julia Swallow who combined indoor and outdoor championship titles in 2024, as the NSL News mentioned yesterday and in the article published on 17 November 2024. She won British indoor gold with NFTO three months after winning the outdoor title with SOAR. In fact, she successfully defended both titles in 2025 with the same two teams. However, she was not alone in achieving this double in 2025. SOAR won the British outdoor championship with the same lineup as in 2024, while NFTO competed without Sian Stokes at the indoor championship in November. Her SOAR... (more)
News Article Did you know that British team SOAR could be Echochamber's toughest opponent?
posted: Aug 14th, 2026 The previews of the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2026 continue with an evaluation of the unofficial 4-way amateur team competition, while medal contenders Golden Knights and NMP PCH HayaBusa face each other at the CISM World Championship 2026. HayaBusa coach Gary Smith said that the official training jump is scheduled for Saturday, with Round 1 potentially following on Sunday. The British 4-way teams will compete for their 2026 national championship title at the end of the month, before the national Open Class team SOAR travels to the United States to represent Great Britain in October at... (more)
News Article Did you know that the next Golden Knights – NMP PCH HayaBusa duel is on its way?
posted: Aug 13th, 2026 Today is the first official day of the military CISM World Championship 2026, which the NSL News has brought to its audience’s attention several times. The event has its own rules and regulations, which differ from those of other FAI/ISC events and produce higher scores and averages. The results therefore cannot realistically be compared with those at FAI World Championships and World Cups, or with other national championships that follow the rules of civilian formation skydiving competition. The dive pool for the eight competition rounds is different and reduced, while the sequences are more... (more)
News Article Did you know that Airbus Illertissen and Amnesya FLY X both have new lineups for the next outdoor duel?
posted: Aug 12th, 2026 Italy’s national indoor and outdoor 4-way Open team, Amnesya FLY X, has two different lineups for the two 4-way environments. A week ago, it was time for the outdoor lineup to return to competition action. Amnesya last won the national outdoor championship in September 2024, and seven indoor events with Amnesya participation took place before they captured the national title once again. There was no outdoor championship in Italy last year, while Amnesya’s indoor lineup won two national indoor titles in the meantime. They also represented their country at the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026, where... (more)
News Article Did you know that Airbus 4-way members report from training in Illertissen?
posted: Aug 11th, 2026 The German national 4-way Open team, Airbus 4-way Illertissen, is one of the contenders for the unofficial amateur championship title at the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2026. The team is currently training on its home turf in Illertissen, host of the annual Paranodon Cup. Airbus and Germany’s 4-way Women team, Meltemi, still have to compete at the national outdoor championship in September before traveling to Arizona for the most important event in formation skydiving competition. However, the focus is already on their performance in Eloy, and coach Gary Smith is currently by their side... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Norwegian teams still completed all ten rounds?
posted: Aug 10th, 2026 The four Norwegian AAA Class teams eventually completed all ten rounds at their national outdoor championship last week. Nothing changed in the rankings after the first NSL News update on August 6th, and the country’s national teams in 4-way Open, Agera Oceanside, and 4-way Women, Thyra, now have ten weeks to prepare for the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2026. Agera will continue the preparations with the same lineup, while Thyra will bring original team member Christiane Wilhelmine Sørfjord Tuv back into the active lineup as soon as possible. NFTO member Sian Stokes was only helping to... (more)