Incident Reports (Informal)
Incident reports are available in summary form for the following wing types:
Incident reports for paraglider wings are displayed below in summary form.
The BHPA incident reports database is fully searchable. To refine your search you can specify a particular wing type and select "or" or "and". For example, if you want to search for paraglider incidents at Hay Bluff, for best search results select paraglider from the drop down list and the "and" option.
If you want to search by incident date, please enter the day, month and year numerically as dd-mm-yyyy (eg. 03-12-2019).
If known, total hours and total flights flown are displayed below together with hours and flights flown in the past six months, the latter being displayed in brackets.
There are 2555 entries for paraglider wings
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Date |
Pilot |
Location |
Wing Type |
Summary |
Injury |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Incident Reports | |||||
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Date
10.01.2001 |
Pilot
MaleAge: 39 |
Location
Buachaille Etive Mor,UK Conditions: Turbulent |
Wing Type Launch Type: Foot (Forward) |
Summary |
Injury
Pilot:Cuts and bruises |
|
Date
10.01.2001 |
Pilot
Male |
Location
Buachaille Etive Mor,UK Conditions: Turbulent |
Wing Type Launch Type: Foot (Forward) |
Summary |
Injury
Pilot:Fractured leg |
|
Date
15.12.2000 |
Pilot
MaleAge: 32 Rating: P |
Location
Devils Dyke,UK Wind Strength: 16-24 km/h Conditions: Smooth/Steady |
Wing Type Wing: Nova Axon Launch Type: Foot (Reverse) |
Summary |
Injury
Pilot:Unhurt |
|
Date
01.10.2000 |
Pilot
MaleAge: 38 Rating: CP |
Location
Llantysellio,UK Wind Strength: 32-40 km/h Conditions: Turbulent |
Wing Type Wing: ADG Tigra Launch Type: Foot (Reverse) |
Summary |
Injury
Pilot:Compression fracture of two vertebrae. sprained ankle |
|
Date
04.09.2000 |
Pilot
Unknown |
Location
Milk Hill,UK Wind Strength: 8-16 km/h Conditions: Smooth/Steady |
Wing Type |
Summary |
Injury
Pilot:Possible fr collarbone |
Last updated: 27 January 2026
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