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A few of us like myself are paraglider pilots and fly with a helmet since it is one piece of equipment absolutely neccessary. I would never fly in a FIB without one, and would mandate one for anyone ...

Great hearing from you. We here in Norway share your enthusiasm for this fun, high flying sport. We stress safety first, and our most important advice is that you learn as much as possible, take cours ...

Thanks for the link!

Thanks for the info. regarding the Aloseo. We are busy repairing our demaged FIB right now, but I will forward this to Trond and Ingve. Wink

Thanks for the helpful info on the fuel tanks. Smile

Great pic. Thanks. Cool

Thanks. Very helpful post. Wink

Thats a good question. I am not sure.

A small fishing boat towed the FIB to shore.

I will likely post some pics of the damage.

Here in mountainous fjord country, amidst the quiet pine forests, waterfalls, lakes, and moose there's ...

Thanks for your post. After speaking with Ingve and watching the tape again and again we agree with your conclusion. It does appear that the boat hit the prop because of some shift that occoured. We ...

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Here is a video of our propellor mishap the other day.

Prop hits FIB

Has this ever happened to anyone else...

Thanks. We will look into this incident, and what I know at this point is only speculative since I was not a witness. Somehow one side of the FIB came into contact with the prop. We will be flying as ...

We had an accident over the weekend, fortunately nothing serious with no injuries..a propellor quard may have prevented what occourred. Imagine this could have been far more serious.... The wind picke ...

I personally feel the guard is a good idea, and I am used to them on paramotors when paragliding. Trond does not believe it is necessary, practically speaking, since there is a small weight issue. ...