Never seen before stunt of swapping airplanes mid-flight

Two thrill seeker cousins are set to attempt a never-before-seen stunt that includes them swapping airplanes mid-flight, as their planes plunge towards the ground.

Luke Aikins and Andy Farrington will embrace the trick at around 11 pm UK time in California on Sunday, with the nail-biting scenes to be live gushed on Hulu.

The two are long-term pilots, skydivers, and individuals from the Red Bull Air Force flying team.

Aikins was propelled to do the trick 22 a long time back subsequent to seeing a photograph in an avionics magazine.

“It’s the apex of my vocation, and my objective is to motivate the world and show that the sky is the limit.

Luke Aikins and Andy Farrington will perform the trick at around 11 pm UK time in California on Sunday

You can focus on something that on occasion appears to be wild, insane, and impossible, however through desire and innovativeness, you can get it going,” he said.

The pair will take off in their own Cessna 182 single-seat airplanes and fly to a height of 14,000 feet prior to situating the planes into a synchronized plunge and skydiving into one another’s airplane, then, at that point, securely landing them.

Prior to leaving the planes, the pilots will stop the motors and utilize a custom airbrake that will hold the planes in a controlled plummet.

So when they enter the other cockpit in mid air they should withdraw the airbrake frameworks, restart the motors and assume command over the planes.

Aikins set a new worldwide best in 2016 by quickly dropping from a height of 25,000 feet without a parachute.

Farrington has recorded north of 27,000 leaps, incorporating 100 with Aikins, 1,000 BASE leaps and 6,000 hours as a pilot, as indicated by Red Bull.