跳伞 (tiào sǎn): to parachute; to bail out; parachute jumping

My uncle learned to parachute when he served in the military. He said that the first time he jumped from a plane, his heart beat very fast.

That travel company launched a tandem skydiving program where tourists can jump from an altitude of 4,000 meters with an instructor and experience the thrill of free fall.

Because the weather suddenly turned bad and the wind was too strong, the skydiving activity scheduled for this morning was canceled, so we had to reschedule it for next week.

After retiring, he fell in love with extreme sports. Last year in Australia, he completed his first skydive and even recorded a video to send to his family.

Before skydiving, the instructor carefully checked everyone's parachute pack and safety harness to make sure all equipment was in order.