Paragliding, like any other aviation sport, is an activity associated with increased danger for life
and health. It is strongly recommended that you take training in a proven paragliding school, as
well as choose the equipment and flight conditions appropriate to your level of training.
Having made his choice, the pilot takes full responsibility for these risks. Taking paragliding serious-
ly, training and pilot experience can reduce these risks. Knowledge, including knowledge related
to equipment, is a necessary part of this. Seek new knowledge and rely on this knowledge — this
is an important component of your safety. If you still have questions about your equipment, do not
hesitate to contact your nearest dealer, importer or manufacturer directly. The varied conditions
of the paragliding situation cannot be predicted in advance and this manual does not answer all
safety questions. Neither the manufacturer nor the supplier of the equipment can guarantee your
safety and the safety of third parties. The various local requirements and laws of the countries
where you fly cannot be considered within the framework of this manual. This is the sole responsi-
bility of the pilot.
S.E.A. Paragliders follow the philosophy of “paragliding is not just flying”. We believe that paragliding does not start
after takeoff and does not end with landing. For us, lightweight and reliable equipment is a means to expand the
pilot's possibilities in choosing starts and flying places. Free the pilot from thinking about logistics, give the pilot
more options outside the flight without sacrificing the quality of the flight itself.
A WARNING
INTRODUCTION
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