'Human dolphin' flies through waves with jetpack Ross Ceaton, 30, is the only person in the UK to own a £15,000 FlyBoard aquatic jetpack, which can propel users up to 30ft in the air. Mr Ceaton, who runs AquaticJetpacks in Poole, Dorset, hopes that FlyBoarding could become as popular as other adrenaline-charged watersports such as jetskiing and kitesurfing. Dolphins are one of my favourite animals and Ironman is my favourite superhero, so it's great to mimic them. "Anyone can give it a go - it only takes around 15 minutes" worth of training to get a first-timer airborne. Wearing a wetsuit is crucial though - it keeps you warm and nobody wants to re-enact Free Willy. The FlyBoard works by being attached to the back of a jetski, which pumps water up the pipe and out of the jets, lifting the user into the air. Mr Ceaton offers lessons, starting at £100, via www.aquaticjetpacks.com.