The FAA rules on skydiving sex stunt, Federal Aviation Administration officials are investigating a videotaped sex stunt performed by two skydivers in California. The FAA is concerned that the pre-jump sex may have created an unsafe situation by bumping or otherwise distracting the pilot.


Skydiving instructor Alex Torres, who moonlights in pornographic films, and a woman reportedly had sex in a plane while listening to a Katy Perry song before jumping out of the plane in tandem and continuing the act in the air. skydiving sex stunt,

Alex Torres

FAA spokesman Ian McGregor says that they are investigating “whether the activity could have distracted the pilot or resulted in the pilot being jostled and bumped.” FAA skydiving stunt didn't violate rules,

McGregor wouldn’t speculate on the outcome of the case. FAA skydiving stunt didn't violate rules,

“Every case is different and it would be inappropriate for me to comment on any possible outcome in this situation,” he said. alex torres sparks FAA investigation,

Torres has been fired from his job at Skydive Taft in Kern County, Calif., the Associated Press reported. His partner in the stunt, identified as Hope Howell, is a receptionist at the company.

The owner of the skydiving company, David Chrouch, told KGET TV that Torres did the stunt to gain Howard Stern’s attention. alex torres sparks FAA investigation,

Source: yahoo