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No. As of the 2008 Games, sky diving has never been an Olympic event. Added... There have been efforts to have skydiving included in the Olympic Games for the past several events, but the organizations have turned the sport down each time. At the present time, skydiving is included in the World Games program which includes many sports which didn't make the cut for the Olympics.
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