PRESS RELEASE: Body Piloting Championships Return to iFLY Downunder February 7

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High-Flying Battles Return: Spectators Invited to Witness the Thrill of Indoor Skydiving at iFLY Downunder

Penrith, NSW: The Body Piloting Championships (BPC), a premier indoor skydiving competition, are set to return to iFLY Downunder in Penrith on the evening of 7 February 2025.
Organised by Mason Corby of Downunder Dynamics, this high-adrenaline event will see top athletes compete in a one-on-one, follow-the-leader aerial showdown.
“Body piloting is one of the most exciting and technically demanding forms of flying,” said Mason Corby, organiser and founder of Downunder Dynamics. “This event is all about pushing the limits of skill, creativity, and precision. Spectators are in for a treat—whether they’ve flown before or are new to the sport.”
The BPC is designed as a spectator-friendly event, making the dynamic world of indoor skydiving accessible and engaging for all. To enhance the experience, Corby has personally invested in a professional live-stream production, helping to bring the action to a wider audience and elevate body piloting as a spectator sport.
Holly Jaadla, Entertainment Marketing Manager at iFLY Downunder, added: “We are thrilled to host the Body Piloting Championships once again at iFLY Downunder. This competition showcases the incredible talent and dedication of flyers from across the country, and we love welcoming both seasoned enthusiasts and first-time spectators to witness the future of indoor skydiving.”
For a glimpse of the action, watch highlights from a previous championship please watch the video linked in the attached press release.

Event Details:
When: 7 February 2025
Where: iFLY Downunder, 123 Mulgoa Rd, Penrith NSW 2750, Australia
Time: Doors Open 5.30pm
What to Expect: Spectators will witness thrilling head-to-head matchups, live commentary, and breathtaking displays of precision flying. The event is designed to entertain and inspire audiences of all ages.
This is a free event open to the public.

Media Contacts:

Name: Amanda KuhnCompany: iFLY Indoor Skydiving DownunderEmail: [email protected]Phone: 0410570993

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January 30, 2025/by Reland Pigte

About iFLY Indoor Skydiving Downunder

About iFLY Downunder Located in Penrith, NSW, iFLY Downunder is Australia’s largest indoor skydiving facility, offering state-of-the-art wind tunnel technology. It provides a safe and exhilarating experience for flyers of all skill levels and regularly hosts competitions and events that contribute to the growth of indoor skydiving as a sport.

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