SANTIAGO – Former Chilean Air Force pilot, paratrooper Sebastian Alvarez becomes the first person to enter and exit an active volcano with a glider suit (glider suit). The Chilean athlete performed this feat in Villarica, one of the most active and dangerous volcanoes in Chile and nicknamed “The House of the Devil”.
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Alvarez jumped out of a helicopter at more than 3,500 meters and reached a speed of more than 280 km/h before entering and exiting the 200-meter-wide crater containing Villarrica.
– This is, by far, the most extreme project I’ve been on. Especially because of all the factors involved: It’s an active volcano, it’s at a very high altitude, it was cold and windy, so there were a number of things I had to worry about,” the Chilean told CNN. The video was released in late November.
“I can’t express how happy I am about this. But it is and I think that’s what life is. You have to do what makes you happy,” he declared.
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The Red Bull athlete said it was an old dream. And that “it all started because I dreamed of flying”
“I’ve just wanted to fly since I was a kid, and somehow I made it happen,” said Alvarez, who took 40 seconds to reach the crater after three minutes in the air.
“Fear is a very positive thing,” he said in a statement about the event. I welcome this because it makes me feel super energized and 100% focused. But you have to manage the line between fear and panic.”
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