Safety at Kamshet Paragliding
Tandem paragliding is built around one rule: no flight is worth a risk. Here is what stands behind every launch — the pilots, the gear, and the weather calls that decide whether we fly.
Certified pilots
Every tandem is flown by a certified pilot with daily commercial flying experience at Kamshet — not trainees, not hobbyists.
Inspected equipment
Wings, harnesses and helmets are checked before every flying day. Each glider carries a reserve parachute.
Weather-first decisions
The pilot makes the go/no-go call on wind, rain and visibility. Unsafe conditions mean a wait or a reschedule — never a risk.
Pre-flight briefing
Before take-off you get a short ground briefing: the take-off run, in-air posture and landing position — nothing is left to guesswork.
Health requirements
No heart conditions, severe spinal issues or recent major surgery. Pregnant flyers cannot fly. Closed sports shoes are required for the take-off run.
Nervous about your first flight? That is normal — message us and we will walk you through exactly what happens on the day, from briefing to landing.
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