Melissa Andrzejewski
Melissa Burns (also known as Melissa Pemberton, from her former husband, Rex, and Melissa Andrzejewski) is an extreme sports athlete best known for being an American aerobatics pilot, skydiver, B.A.S.E jumper, climber and technical scuba diver. She has won awards at home and internationally for her aerobatics and competitive flying. Melissa works internationally as an airshow display pilot and skydiver. Andrzejewski won the Wingsuit B.A.S.E. race to become women's world champion in Voss, Norway at Extreme Sports Week in 2015 and took part in the 164 way vertical world record that same year. Melissa has participated in  the Wingsuit World League in China several times for the women's race. Andrzejewski started flying when she was 18. She became one of the youngest female pilots to compete in Unlimited World Aerobatics and the youngest female to ever make the US Unlimited Aerobatic Team at 22 years old. Andrzejewski is a graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. She was inducted into the Embry-Riddle Chancellor's Hall of Fame in 2015. In June 2016 Andrzejewski participated in a first-of-its-kind aviation stunt where she flew her stunt airplane underneath a motocross freestyle rider, ‘Fitz’ doing a  backflip and a slackline artist, ‘Sketchy’ Andy Lewis, on his slackline at the same time. Andrzejewski was divorced in May 2016 from Australian Rex Pemberton. Melissa married Trent Burns in 2017 and changed her name to Melissa Dawn Burns and their daughter Isla Sky Burns was born on November 5, 2017 and their son Koa Dean Burns was born November 5, 2019. Melissa is a current member of the US Unlimited Aerobatic Team. Several notable appearances include "Skydancers" (Netflix), "Bush Air", "Keen 'n Able", "60 Minutes Australia", "Caught on Camera" and the "CBS Sunday Morning Show".