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Paragliding can be practised in various locations, provided that certain safety conditions are met and local regulations are respected. Some of the common paragliding locations include: Mountains and Hills: Many paragliders choose to launch from natural elevations, such as mountains or hills. These sites provide...
The honest answer is that paragliding had no single inventor, but it does have a founding flight, a date and a village. June 1978, Mieussy, in the Haute-Savoie region of France, and three friends, Jean-Claude Bétemps, André Bohn and Gérard Bosson. The Mieussy flight, June 1978 The...
Why is it called paragliding? It is one of the most common questions among people discovering the sport for the first time. The answer lies in the origin of the word, and it is far more literal than it seems. The sport was born in France,...
If you have made it this far, it is because you fancy flying but something is holding you back. It is the most repeated doubt among the people who write to us before booking, and it deserves an honest answer, with no sugar-coating. Let us go...
Why do paragliders fly is a question many people ask before their first flight. The answer lies in the aerodynamics of its design and its interaction with air currents. Here's a basic explanation of why paragliders can lift off and stay in the air. Wing design:...
It is the question almost everyone asks us before flying, and the short answer is that it feels far less frightening than you imagine, and far calmer than you expect. The long answer is this article, written from what our passengers tell us after landing on...
The speed of a glider can vary according to various factors, such as weather conditions, specific glider design, load, pilot skill, etc. Under normal conditions, during a recreational flight, the speed of a paraglider usually ranges between 20 km/h and 45 km/h. It is important to note...
Less than most people imagine. In fact, you can take off with no wind at all. The range we take off in goes from 0 to 20 km/h, always with the wind blowing straight at us. That figure explains almost everything worth knowing about the subject. With...
How high does a paraglider fly? The altitude a paraglider can reach depends on several factors, such as weather conditions, the skill of the pilot, the geographical area you are in, and the type of flight you are doing. During a typical recreational flight, a paraglider...
A paraglider is a flexible, engine-free wing that the pilot hangs beneath in a harness. It is launched on foot down a slope, flown by using air that rises, and landed on foot. Nothing about it is rigid, so it packs into a rucksack. What it...
Before embarking on the fascinating adventure of flying, every paragliding flight requires some previous steps and procedures that guarantee that the experience will be as we have planned it, safe and satisfactory. These steps begin the day before the flight with the study of the...
