luckily I've learned to fly hanggliders - no worries about "rough"conditions + no worries about strong winds and flying backwards + much cooler looking wing + landings and takeoffs are finally exciting again!
my initial reaction is that I thought it strange that the pilot chose a forward launch in apparently windy thermally turbulent conditions. He never controlled the pendulum effect and the frontal collapse appeared to be avoidable.
I'm glad to hear that he's OK (if I got that correctly).
luckily I've learned to fly hanggliders - no worries about "rough"conditions + no worries about strong winds and flying backwards + much cooler looking wing + landings and takeoffs are finally exciting again!
shitNameAlert 10 months ago
discussion on this video in the paraglidingforum (can't post a link in the comments - its in the descritption of the video - right upper corner)
sorry for the "boaring" other minutes - just wanted to show the thermal conditions this day
lawnick1 2 years ago
why people unable to fly always choose bassano to commit suicide??
My good how fed up we are withenssing those cene every week end on our take off!!!
pablovert 2 years ago
thats why we waited till later this day and had safe starts and flights
lawnick1 2 years ago
he should not have started in this strong thermal conditions - but yes, nothing happend to him.
lawnick1 2 years ago
my initial reaction is that I thought it strange that the pilot chose a forward launch in apparently windy thermally turbulent conditions. He never controlled the pendulum effect and the frontal collapse appeared to be avoidable.
I'm glad to hear that he's OK (if I got that correctly).
morey000 2 years ago