Weather comes first
Wind, visibility, precipitation and local mountain effects are assessed before take-off. Plans can change at short notice.
Safety
Careful decisions before take-off are the foundation of a professional flight.
Good flying starts with knowing when not to launch. Safety decisions are based on current conditions, equipment and passenger readiness.
Wind, visibility, precipitation and local mountain effects are assessed before take-off. Plans can change at short notice.
The wing, harnesses, reserve system and helmets are selected for tandem flight and checked regularly.
Before launch, the pilot explains the run, body position, communication and landing in simple steps.
Age, accurate weight, footwear, health considerations and comfort are reviewed. The pilot makes the final go/no-go decision.