
Paragliding pilot Jedrzej Jaxa-Rozen aka Endrik from Poland has been developing his own buggy for flying for a number of years. The first prototype was a very basic design: Since then Endrik has refined and…
In July 2013 Steve Kitchen arranged a series of tandem paraglider flights for people with MS. They flew with help from Gordie at Air Ventures. The following is from a write up for the South Lakes Branch MS Newsletter. UP, UP…
Training Pilots with Disabilities Steve Varden writes This article is meant to stimulate thought and provoke discussion with regard to the training of pilots who may just happen to be disabled in some way. This time we will look at…
Update on Paragliding buggy from Poland Swiss paragliding wheelchair French paragliding buggy including a French Fauteuil Cage paraglider with wheelchair Australian WASP paragliding wheelchair Canadian paragliding wheelchair Greek wheelchair paragliding USA paragliding and base jumping buggy USA Utah based Project…
One of the main problems disabled (and non-disabled) pilots encounter is managing their energy levels. The main solution to this is to be very self aware of your energy levels and know when to stop or to conserve your energy.…
Knowing your left from your right is crucial for a student in training and also for following the rules of the air. One simple low tech solution for telling left from right is to put different coloured tape (gaffa tape,…