In the world of paragliding, safety is paramount. The rescue parachute is an essential piece of personal protective equipment, ensuring the safety of pilots in unforeseen situations. This guide aims to provide key information on the maintenance and packing of your rescue parachute to ensure you are safe from takeoff to landing.
Regular maintenance is crucial for maintaining the performance and reliability of your rescue parachute. It is recommended to unpack, air out, and repack the parachute annually, regardless of the number of flights made. Parachutes left packed for too long can have difficulties opening in an emergency, especially after exposure to moisture.
After exposure to moisture, such as a water landing during a flight incident, the parachute should be dried for several days in a dry environment. Residual moisture can damage the parachute materials, reducing their durability and performance.
Repacking should be done carefully, following the manufacturer's instructions to avoid any damage or improper packing that could affect the parachute's performance. A poorly packed parachute can compromise its quick and reliable deployment when needed. Ideally, we recommend repacking your rescue parachute every 6 months before flying again, but at least once a year.
Choosing a suitable rescue parachute is essential. There are several types of rescue parachutes, each offering specific advantages in terms of performance, descent rate, and maneuverability. Factors to consider include the pilot's weight, the type of practice (free flight, competition, mountain flying), and EN certification.
We offer professional maintenance and packing services for rescue parachutes. Our team of experts ensures that your equipment is in optimal condition, ensuring your safety and peace of mind on every flight.
At Air et Aventure, we understand that each parachute is unique. That’s why we offer personalized advice and custom services to meet your specific needs. Entrust us with your rescue parachute for a safe and enjoyable flying experience.
In conclusion, proper maintenance and packing of your rescue parachute are essential to ensure maximum safety during paragliding. Air et Aventure is committed to providing high-quality maintenance services, ensuring you can fly with confidence.
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