UP expand their EN-B range with the Kibo

Up have expanded their product range with a third EN-B paraglider, called the Kibo. It is a mid-level EN-B paraglider, designed to progress on, and fitting into UP’s range between the Makalu 4 and the Summit XC3. UP say the Kibo is the perfect blend of a very safe and forgiving beginner’s wing, and a performance-and-XC paraglider; It will teach its pilot how […] …read more

Source:: Cross Country – International Free Flying Magazine

The Kamvounia Open 2016: 19-25 June 2016

Greece is in the news for all the wrong reasons these days. Ignore the tales of woe and go find out for yourself at the The Kamvounia Open, a new Cat 2 paragliding comp in Greece starting this summer, 19-25 June 2016. Organisers say: Visiting Greece is one of the most memorable experiences for everybody. […] …read more

Source:: Cross Country – International Free Flying Magazine

Kobi Gurevic win’s Apco’s design challenge

Kobi Gurevic won Apco’s Christmas Design Challenge, which saw 300 designs entered from all over the world. Pilots were asked to design a colour scheme for a wing, with the winning design going forward to be made into reality. Apco said: It was a hard task to choose the best, as there were so many […] …read more

Source:: Cross Country – International Free Flying Magazine

Katerina from the Olympic Wings team training Paragliding & Rescue parachute check

Olympic Wings marks the know-how in paragliding equipment quality control delivered from Mcc Aviation for the optimal safety, performance and recovery in flight. Katerina from the Olympic Wings team training at glider check and rescue parachute check repack at the Mcc Aviation atelier in Switzerland. [See image gallery at paragliding.olympicwings.com] “Your hands […] …read more

Source:: Paragliding Hellas

Ozone Chabre Open to use aspect ratio for comp classes

Organisers of the Ozone Chabre Open have announced they will be pioneering new rules for the different competition classes at the event in 2016. The popular fun competition, now in its eleventh year, will use aspect ratio as well as EN-category to determine which class a glider competes in. In an email announcing the registration […] …read more

Source:: Cross Country – International Free Flying Magazine