Malaysian skydiver bitten by the thrill of soaring through the skies


Haslil Razif’s first leap from an aircraft left him exhilarated for a week. Reflecting on that momentous occasion, he chuckled, “And then, I had recurring dreams that replayed the fear before my first jump.”

Eighteen jumps have since passed, split between static jumps from 4,000ft (1,219m) and free falls from 13,000ft (3,962m). For comparison, the highest point at Cameron Highlands is 1,830m and at Genting Highlands, 1,865m.

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