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Issue 331
We Hear About the Suspension
Reader Response
Letters to the Editor

The staff suspended publishing Skydiving with the January 2009 issue. As one likes to say, the band is breaking up.

As a result, we're not taking subscription orders. (Refund checks were mailed to all subscribers.) Our company's contact information remains the same, and its book service remains in operation.

We're not sure what the future holds for the magazine. You can be sure we'll post the developments here.

And certainly we appreciate the many good wishes we've received since we announced the suspension. We've enjoyed publishing Skydiving, and we're hearing that many of you enjoyed reading it. That's gratifying. --MFT

Published continuously since 1979, Skydiving magazine is the authoritative, independent magazine published by jumpers and for jumpers. It contains the latest news on the equipment, events, techniques, people and places of parachuting. Each colorful monthly issue informs and entertains; it makes the sport safer and more fun for its readers. Your satisfaction is guaranteed.

Here's what's in the current issue:

• Canada's Moledzki Overall Champ of Canopy Piloting World Meet
• California Freefly Invitational Yields Good Dives
• Drop Zones for Young People: Few and Far Between
• 71-Way Wingsuit Formation Establishes Framework for the Future
• Red Bull Air Force Visits Mexico and is Impressed
• Skydiving Family Pays Tribute to How It All Began
• Colorado Bridge Again Hosts Go Fast Games
• Corliss Convicted for Skyscraper Jump Attempt
• Photographer Runs Workshops on Basic and Advanced Skills
• Parachute Trek to China for Cave Jumps

And more...

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