A skydiver survived a harrowing September incident in Queensland, Australia, after their reserve parachute prematurely deployed at 15,000 feet and became entangled on a Cessna aircraft, putting 16 skydivers in a formation jump at risk.The skydiver used a hook knife to cut free from the plane, while the premature deployment also knocked a camera operator into free fall, creating a dramatic scene near Tully Airport.Despite line complications, the skydiver deployed their main parachute and landed safely with minor injuries, prompting the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) to release detailed footage and a report on the near-catastrophe.