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From above, we see a world without borders — a world united by the sky.
The sky is not the limit — it's a gateway.
We build bridges between Serbia and the United States through the freedom of flight, a shared heritage, and a promise to the next generation: that every child, wherever they come from, has the chance to soar.
The sky is not the limit — it's a gateway.
Uniting Serbia and the United States through the freedom of flight, a shared heritage, and a promise to the next generation.
Serbian Wings of Friendship is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit uniting two nations through aviation, skydiving, and cultural exchange. From above, borders disappear — and what remains is a single sky we all share.
We use that perspective to do something rare: turn the thrill of flight into real, lasting good. Through dynamic events and aerial demonstrations we bring people together, honor the deep history the Serbian and American people share, and open doors for children who deserve every chance to rise.
Two flags, one sky
At twelve, a television commercial of skydivers sparked a vision; at eighteen he was serving in Serbia’s elite 63rd Airborne Special Forces Brigade. Today Dimitrije has built his career in the United States: more than 10,000 jumps, USPA & UPT tandem instructor-examiner, AFF instructor and canopy coach, a military freefall instructor who trains U.S. Navy SEALs — and a Team Fastrax demonstration jumper who opens air shows, speedways, and stadiums across America, carrying giant flags to a perfect landing.
“Performance is the catalyst. Education is the outcome. Every record I chase carries the same promise — that the sky that connected my two countries becomes a gateway for the next generation.”
Everything we do rises from these pillars — the values that turn a jump into a mission.
From above, we see a world without borders — a world united by the sky.
We honor the rich history of skydiving, celebrating the pioneers who first took to the skies and paved the way for us all.
We honor the rich and shared history of the Serbian and American people.
We lift each other up, in the air and on the ground, ensuring everyone has the chance to safely experience the freedom of flight.
Our top priority is to empower the next generation through education — giving every child the tools, opportunities, and care they need to thrive, regardless of where they come from.
By reaching new heights, we raise funds and awareness for our mission — turning our passion into vital support and opportunity for children.
We envision a world where the spirit of flight, cultural exchange, and compassion bring people together — a world where every child has access to the tools they need to succeed.
Moments from our flag jumps — the American and Serbian flags flying side by side, high above.
Side by side, above it all
Framed by open sky
Gliding together
Colors in the wind
Every jump carries a purpose
Through dynamic events, aerial demonstrations, and humanitarian efforts, Serbian Wings of Friendship works to cultivate lasting friendships, honor our cultural heritage, and promote peace and unity across borders. It begins with children in Serbia and the United States — and our hope is to grow this sky friendship, and the support it carries, around the world.
Education is where our mission comes back to earth. Every child — regardless of where they're from — deserves the tools to succeed, and your support puts those tools directly into their hands.
The building blocks of a lifelong love of learning.
A window to knowledge, skills, and the wider world.
Removing the barriers between a child and their potential.
The resources, opportunities, and care every child needs to thrive.
Where the flags fly next — come say hello.
Three days of Serbian food, live music, and kolo in Central Florida — and Serbian Wings of Friendship takes to the sky above it: founder Dimitrije Dadić jumps in carrying the largest Serbian flag in skydiving — 108 m² (1,163 sq ft).
Dimitrije Ostojić — a 27-year-old living with cerebral palsy — completed six tandem jumps in a single day, every one in tandem with our founder Dimitrije Dadić: a world record for the most tandem jumps in one day by a person with cerebral palsy, submitted to Guinness World Records.
A few milestones and today's numbers — for everyone who has ever looked up and wondered.
In 2025, USPA members made about 3.47 million skydives. The sport is many times safer than it was a generation ago: better equipment, strict regulations, certified instructors and rigorous training have steadily cut the risk even as jump numbers climbed year after year.
Tandem is by far the safest form of the sport. You are harnessed to a certified instructor with thousands of jumps who flies the parachute, watches the altitude and lands you — your only job is to enjoy the view.
Every rig carries a main and a reserve, packed by a certified rigger, plus an automatic device that opens the reserve on its own if needed. Today's equipment is certified, inspected and re-packed on a schedule set by the regulators.
Plan about two hours: paperwork, a 20–30 minute briefing (how to exit, how to arch, how to land), gearing up and the climb to 10,000–14,000 ft. Then about 60 seconds of freefall at around 120 mph and a 5–7 minute flight under the canopy.
Dorothy Hoffner of Chicago made a tandem jump at 104 in 2023, the oldest ever. President George H. W. Bush jumped at 90. The oldest solo jumper on record was 84.
Modern "ram-air" canopies are inflatable wings: they are steered, flared and landed softly on your feet — a world away from the round military chutes of the past. That is what lets a 108 m² flag fly beside one.
Sources: United States Parachute Association (USPA); Guinness World Records.
Planning a festival, a church celebration, a game, a wedding, or a community day? Contact us and we will design a jump for your event — from a single flag landing among your guests to a full show in the sky.
Serbian Wings of Friendship is a non-commercial, non-profit organization. We don't sell shows — every jump we make serves our mission.
We guide you through every step, from the first call to touchdown — landing area, timing, and safety planning — the professional, safe way.
Every jump promotes a better future for children — the heart of everything we do.
Our 108 m² Serbian flag — one of the largest flown in skydiving.
Your country's, team's, company's, or community's flag in the sky.
Several jumpers and canopy formations for a bigger show.
Pyrotechnic flares lighting up the evening sky.
Your guests jump with an experienced tandem instructor.
Colored smoke trails and precision landings for any crowd.
Our missionTo promote a better future for children — one flag, one jump, one community at a time.
Conversations at altitude: we sit down with every tandem guest twice — once before the jump, and again right after landing. Same person, two different skies.
Official statements, press releases, photos, and footage from our jumps will live here. Until then, our team answers every media inquiry directly by email.
Email our press teaminfo.serbianwings@gmail.com
From the 63rd Parachute Brigade to the man who trains U.S. Marines and Navy SEALs — a TV portrait of our founder (video, in Serbian)
Watch the show →A parachute jump for Guinness — the record attempt on RTS morning television (video, in Serbian)
Watch the segment →Balkan Friendship Jump — our founder in the studio after landing with a Serbian flag the size of a tennis court (video, in Serbian)
Watch the interview →Bečejski ugao — a TV interview with Dimitrije Dadić, skydiver and instructor (video, in Serbian)
Watch the interview →Ride along under canopy with Dimitrije — a 360° video flight
Watch the video →XRW skydive in 360° — canopy and wingsuit flying together at Skydive Spaceland Houston
Watch the video →Serb Fest Orlando 2026 — with Serbian Wings of Friendship, a skydiver lands among the crowd carrying a 1,200 sq ft Serbian flag
Read the story →A hero who knows no obstacles — six tandem jumps in one day with our founder
Read the story →He lives with cerebral palsy — and set a world record (in Serbian)
Read the story →AeroMIND 2026, Kragujevac — a record in the new “Largest flag in the sky” discipline (in Serbian)
Read the story →Tonight on Kurir TV: from the 63rd Parachute Brigade to training Marines and Navy SEALs (in Serbian)
Read the story →Former 63rd Brigade paratrooper Dimitrije Dadić unfurls the Serbian flag in the middle of America (in Serbian)
Read the story →Balkan Friendship Jump 2026 — 126 skydivers above Belgrade, with our founder among them (in Serbian)
Read the story →A Serbian flag in the American sky — a boyhood dream come true, and only the beginning (in Serbian)
Read the story →Balkan Friendship Jump 2025 — our founder flies a 108 m² handmade Serbian flag with the 63rd Brigade commander
Read the story →The largest Serbian flag in the sky above Lisičji Jarak (in Serbian)
Read the story →Speed flying over Borrego — the Skydive Perris instructor years
Read the story →Dimitrije Dadić builds bridges in the sky between two nations — a jump from 1,524 m with both flags (in Serbian)
Read the story →The Serbian tricolor flies over the American sky — the success of Dimitrije Dadić (in Serbian)
Read the story →A Serb is the champion of America in parachuting — the 2025 national title (in Serbian)
Read the story →The Serbian “sky flyer” who trains U.S. Marines — a feature profile (in Serbian)
Read the story →All Danas coverage tagged “padobranac Dimitrije Dadić” (in Serbian)
Browse the stories →The festival announces our flag landing on Saturday, October 10 — with Serbian Wings of Friendship and Cultural Square
Open the post →Video: the flag jump with Team Fastrax, one of America's best-known demo teams (6.5K reactions)
Watch the video →Reel: the Serbian flag over America — the jump that went around the diaspora
Open the reel →The Brigade salutes its former paratrooper: the Serbian flag unfurled over America (6.4K likes)
Open the post →Dimitrije Dadić: the life and career of a Serbian skydiver in the U.S.
Watch the clip →2025 season recap — first overall at the Arizona Swoop League, USCPA Meet #6, and the USPA Nationals in Canopy Piloting
Read the post →Beyond donations — bring us to your event, build with us, or wear the wings.
Bring a flag jump or a full aerial demonstration to your festival, game, or celebration.
Request a jump →Partnership and sponsorship models for brands and donors who want to fly with us — request the deck.
Request sponsorship models →Have an idea that fits the mission? Pitch us a project or a collaboration — we read everything.
Send a proposal →Wings on your back, support in the sky — our shop is in the works, powered by Shopify.
Join the waitlist →Every jump you’ve read about on this page was powered by friends of the mission. Our current campaign funds three things:
Aircraft time, drop-zone fees, and the logistics that put the 108 m² flag — the largest Serbian flag in skydiving — back in the air.
Tandem jumps, mentorship, and first-flight experiences for kids who are told the sky is out of reach.
Events across the U.S. and Serbia that turn a jump into a handshake between two peoples.
Every gift — large or small — helps a child reach new heights and helps two nations grow closer. When you give, you're not just funding a program; you're opening a gateway.
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