CGTN on Instagram: "Newly released footage from Australian authorities shows a skydiver dangling from an aircraft's tail after his parachute snagged during a September stunt south of Cairns. The heart-stopping incident occurred during a planned 16-way formation jump at 15,000 feet. The skydiver was flung backwards, striking the plane and even knocking a camera operator into freefall. Hanging thousands of meters in the air, the jumper used a hook knife to cut the parachute lines and free himself,

Plan B on Instagram: "The Australian Transport Safety Bureau has released footage of a skydiver left hanging from a plane’s tail near Cairns after their reserve parachute snagged the wing flap during a September stunt. The impact jolted the aircraft and caused severe vibrations, forcing the pilot to stabilise the plane while unaware of the entanglement. Both the skydiver and pilot survived, and ATSB is investigating the incident amid renewed attention on skydiving safety risks worldwide. Credits