Vince Reffet

Vince Reffet is a well-known name in the world of skydiving and comes from a family of skydivers. He has achieved extraordinary, gravity-defying feats including a record-breaking BASE0jump from the world’s tallest building - Dubai’s Burj Khalifa - as well as a jump from 10,000 metres over Mont Blanc in France.

Vince Reffet has been trained and mentored by Yves ‘Jetman’ Rossy since 2009.

A native of France, the 30 year old Vince Reffet joined his country’s national Freefly team in 2002. In 2004, he was crowned as the Freefly World Champion. He won gold medals at the 2005, 2006, 2008 and 2009 World Championships.

Over the years, he has developed into an athlete with a focus on BASE-jumping, canopy piloting, indoor skydiving, wingsuit flying and speed riding.

“Free flying is a great feeling, but being able to control your flight is even better. To be able to learn from the first man in the world to fly with a jet powered wing is an honour. I’m privileged to learn from Yves and together we dream to go higher and fly together.”