Did you know that Valkyrie and Aeroxs could have a new 4-way Women duel in Germany? posted: Nov 12th, 2026 Finland's Indoor Tunnel League restarted its 2026/2027 season last month, with the same two teams attending who had also participated in two of the first three meets of the year at the wind tunnel in Helsinki: Aeroxs and 4K. In fact, 4K have not missed a single one of the 18 indoor meets since the Finnleague was launched in September 2018.
4K, still competing with the same lineup that has been attending indoor meets in Finland since 2016, have progressed through all NSL 4-way categories (AAA - AA - A - RRR) since then. They have been competing in the AAA Class, with the complete 4-way dive pool,... (more)
Did you know that the Parker family picks up the family pace? posted: Nov 10th, 2026 The British Indoor Nationals took place once again at Weembi Lille in France, where the indoor 8-way competition is automatically included in the formation skydiving event format. A total of 41 teams competed across the four NSL categories (AAA - AA - A - RRR). This represents a new participation record since the British Indoor Skydiving Association (BISA) began offering indoor national championships to British 4-way teams and guest teams in 2022.
Holding the British National Indoor Championships at Weembi Lille naturally adds international 4-way competitors to the field. This year, five of... (more)
Did you know that mixed-gender lineups also dominated the outdoor world championship? posted: Nov 10th, 2026 The analysis of gender representation in the lineups of teams competing at FAI/ISC events has become a regular feature of the NSL News coverage following major competitions. The FAI Outdoor World Championship 2026 produced participation numbers and proportions similar to those at the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026 in April this year.
The outdoor event was once again characterized by female 4-way competitors participating in a wide variety of lineup combinations. Four teams consisted entirely of female competitors and took part in the separate 4-way Women competition.
Other 4-way lineups included... (more)
Did you know that Poland's Sky4Four was back at Skydive Arizona four years later? posted: Nov 9th, 2026 It was almost exactly four years ago that Poland's national 4-way Open Class team, Flyspot Sky4Four, competed in its last outdoor competition. The team had traveled to the same place, Skydive Arizona, for the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2022, and returned four years later for the same event, last month.
The lineup representing Poland at both outdoor world championships was also almost identical. Anna Baranska, Joanna Hulboj, Zbigniew Kordzikowski and Michal Baranski competed together in 2022, with Remigiusz Wolak on camera. In Eloy last month, Anna Baranska, Joanna Hulboj and Zbigniew Kordzikowski... (more)
Did you know that the Hurricane Factory had a complete set of six ICL scores for October? posted: Nov 7th, 2026 The NSL News reported on October 10th that Jan Klapka, Indoor Cloud League organizer at the Hurricane Factory in Prague, Czech Republic, had been having difficulties recruiting 4-way teams and lineups to provide competitive scores for the monthly events this year.
Jan Klapka created the revolutionary 4-way junior program at the Hurricane Factory years ago, which eventually produced world-class competitors in the small European country. The results of his efforts included 4-way Junior world champions, as well as young 4-way Open and 4-way Women teams and competitors who challenged senior teams... (more)
Did you know that Out Of The Blue peaked in their Round 5 comeback? posted: Nov 6th, 2026 The formation skydiving delegation from the Netherlands once again demonstrated the consistency that has characterized the country's presence in 4-way Open Class competition throughout the modern era since 1985. This time, it was Out Of The Blue (OOTB) who maintained the Netherlands' flawless record of participation at outdoor world championships.
In fact, OOTB have represented the Netherlands at every outdoor world championship since Australia 2018. Mechie Voermans and Leon van Leeuwen, who switched to the camera slot in 2019, were both part of the original 2017 lineup (Mandy Feijen, Danny... (more)
Did you know that Valkyrie and Aeroxs could have a new 4-way Women duel in Germany?
Did you know that the Parker family picks up the family pace?
Did you know that mixed-gender lineups also dominated the outdoor world championship?
Did you know that Poland's Sky4Four was back at Skydive Arizona four years later?
Did you know that the Hurricane Factory had a complete set of six ICL scores for October?
Did you know that Out Of The Blue peaked in their Round 5 comeback?