The creator skydives out of the aircraft in the video.
that it was in a “state of disrepair and in need of major maintenance” and that Jacob tried to fix it himself. The aircraft is, or was, a vintage model from 1940, so it’s definitely possible that it had engine troubles.. He’s also no stranger to YouTube fame. His channel has a video from 2013 called “Train Horn Prank. Arrested?” with nearly 7 million views.
He also has several videos showing himself skydiving., when asked about the FAA letter — which tells him to turn in his pilot license or face daily fines of more than $1,000, Jacob seemed surprised. He responded, “Where’d you get that information” and then reportedly stopped replying to emails.Subscribe to get the best Verge-approved tech deals of the week.Please confirm your subscription to Verge Deals via the verification email we just sent you.
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