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CANADIAN HIGH ALTITUDE SKYDIVING -
THE PHANTOM RECORDS
By Rob Skypuppy Price

Johnny Utah is a 2x World Champion BASE jumper with 1,300 BASE jumps in the 16 years of his BASE career. He is a holder of three current BASE world records. Johnny has been teaching BASE jumping for 11 years and has developed very effective teaching methods to help his students be successful in learning how to BASE jump safely. [ read more ... ]

Bill Cole set the Official Canadian High Altitude record on April 7th 1973, with a jump from 36,916 ft over Baldwin, Ontario. 117mph exit winds from a Turbo Cessna 210 aircraft, 2 minute and 29 second frefall; drifted in freefall four miles west and two miles south of the target carrying a barograph in freefall with a second barograph in the aircraft.

He currently has over 36,000 jumps!!!

In August 2007, Michel Fournier will drop out of the stratosphere from an altitude from about 130,000 feet (40 kilometers, nearly 25 miles) above the plains of Saskatchewan, Canada, and will contribute to the development of future technologies and the safety of stratospheric flight.