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61-Year-Old Wingsuit Died in Salzburg

A 61-year-old died on Saturday in Bruck on Großglocknerstraße (Zell am See district) during a Wingsuit flight. He jumped out of an airplane over Zell am See and crashed a little later from unexplained circumstances. The investigators ruled out a foreign debt. Although the rescue shield had opened automatically, the man was only found dead, the police reported in a press release on Sunday.
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A 61-year-old died on Saturday in Bruck an der Großglocknerstraße (Zell am See district) while flying with a wingsuit.

A 61-year-old died on Saturday in Bruck an der Großglocknerstraße (Zell am See district) while flying with a wingsuit.

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A German wingsuit jumping ended fatally in the afternoon of November 7th in the municipal area of Bruck on Großglocknerstraße. SALZBURG/PINZGAU. A 61-year-old German jumped out of an airplane with his wingsuit over Zell am See on the afternoon of November 7th. However, he did not land with the parachute at Zell am See airfield as planned. Since he was no longer reachable by telephone, the search for the man was immediately initiated. Deadly cras…

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A 61-year-old died on Saturday in Bruck on Großglocknerstraße (Zell am See district) during a Wingsuit flight. He jumped out of an airplane over Zell am See and crashed a little later from unexplained circumstances. The investigators ruled out a foreign debt. Although the rescue shield had opened automatically, the man was only found dead, the police reported in a press release on Sunday.

A jump in a wingsuit ended fatally on Saturday in Pinzgau for a 61-year-old German. Although the rescue parachute triggered automatically, all help for the aviator came too late.

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SALZBURG24 broke the news on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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