A solo skydiver who was severely injured during a crash landing has praised the air ambulance for its life-saving service during it’s 30th anniversary year. Lisa Sheldrake, an early years nursery manager from Edwinstowe, had jumped out of a plane at 3,500ft at Nottinghamshire’s Langar Airfield when she lost her bearings and knew her solo sky dive had gone disastrously wrong. She struggled to get her bearings during the dive and started to panic as she couldn’t hear the instructors telling her how to get on course. By the time she had steered herself in the right spot, she realised she was too …
