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Before towing, ensure that the winch operator has the appropriate training and licences.
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Aerobatics are prohibited.
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Flying with a wet canopy or when it is raining is prohibited; it may cause the glider to stall
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Do not under any circumstances alter the construction of your paraglider. If you do, any
claims under the warranty will not be accepted and the certification will lapse.
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When you fly for the first time, use training slopes only
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When flying, always wear a helmet, gloves, suitable clothing and shoes which protect your
ankles.
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Only fly if the wind speed, direction and weather conditions guarantee a safe flight.
This manual contains more information concerning your safety. This information is indicated by two
symbols.
Caution! Accident risk!
This symbol indicates risks which may arise. We also explain how to avoid the risk or
how you should react if the situation arises.
Tip
This symbol is used when we give advice on correct handling of the paraglider, how to
protect it from damage and general information.
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Respect for nature and the landscape
Paragliding is an outdoor sport, need we say.
Please practise the sport in such a way that nature and the landscape are protected! Keep to marked
trails, remove your rubbish, refrain from making unnecessary noise and respect the sensitive biological
equilibrium in the mountains and other areas where you fly. Consideration for nature is required from
the time you set off for the launch site.
