Paragliding and Hang Gliding
Sudden changes in wind speed, direction, and thermal activity can severely impact stability and control, increasing the risk of accidents. Experienced pilots and regular and thorough inspections are crucial to ensure the integrity of the gear are vital. Rough or uneven terrain can lead to crashes or hard landings. Hang gliders rely solely on wind currents for movement and altitude control, limiting the ability to manoeuvre quickly in emergencies.
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Article last updated on Nov 21st, 2024