Parachuting brought two generations together over the skies of Columbus, Ohio
Photo By Sara Garavuso |
Sgt. Sloan Kanat of the U.S. Army Parachute Team, the Golden Knights, and her mother,......read moreread more
Photo By Sara Garavuso | Sgt. Sloan Kanat of the U.S. Army Parachute Team, the Golden Knights, and her mother, Kim Kanat of the Misty Blues All-Women Skydiving Team, participated in a baton pass demonstration during the Columbus Air Show. Exiting the Golden Knights' DASH aircraft together, the mother-daughter duo shared a unique jump experience that highlighted both their family bond and their shared passion for parachuting. see less
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Parachuting brought two generations together over the skies of Columbus, Ohio
During the Columbus Air Show, Sgt. Sloan Kanat of the U.S. Army Parachute Team, the Golden Knights, shared a unique jump with her mother, Kim Kanat of the Misty Blues All-Women Skydiving Team, during a baton pass demonstration from the team's DeHavilland Canada DHC-4 Caribou (DASH) aircraft.
The jump marked a rare opportunity for mother and daughter to take part in the same aerial demonstration, combining a shared passion for skydiving with years of experience in the sport. As they exited the aircraft together and completed the baton pass, the moment served as a testament to the family ties and traditions that connect generations of parachutists.
For both Sloan and Kim, the experience was more than just another jump—it was a chance to share a once-in-a-lifetime moment in the sky above Columbus.
