TORONTO – Sebastian Alvarez doesn’t like to keep his feet on the ground.
Alvarez has base-jumped from a moving truck. He’s flown through buildings. He’s jumped off cliffs.
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And now he’s jumped out of a helicopter in Chile, and flown through a Chilean flag held by two men — on top of an extinct volcano.
Alvarez did it wearing his wing suit (which kind of makes him look like a flying squirrel).
The flag isn’t big, either. And to see the speed at which Alvarez makes the precision flight is mind-blowing.
Enjoy it and be amazed.
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