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Gemma Woldendorp and Natasha Sebire head north – really far north. Liverpool Land in far east Greenland is about as far away from cable cars and civilisation as you can get

'Life becomes a blissful routine. Fly, camp, eat, sleep and fly again. Every two or three days we’d try to land at a place where the truck could meet us so we can restock food and water and charge batteries. Below us the terrain is in a constant state of awesome change.'

New season, new gliders. From the latest comp machine to the smoothest EN B, we've got them covered

New gliders, new plans, new adventures. If you ever wondered how to become a professional pilot and actually make a living out of simply flying, then Horacio is your man

There has been an explosion of usable lightweight wings in recent years, and the Advance Pi is one of the latest.

Wilderness medicine expert Baz Roberts explains exactly what to do in case the worst should happen and you've got to manage an emergency when you're far from help

If it's there, pilots will flirt with it. And on this day boy did they have some fun! Off-the-scale lift measured at 19m/s as pilots flew into 'fire thermals'. Yassen Savov relives his reserve ride through the inferno

It's the paraglider that shouldn't have been. The extremely lightweight single-skin paraglider that can be stuffed into a day pack and weighs less than your packed lunch

Pat Dower considers how safety training and skills clinics can improve your flying

Sometimes, the UK delivers exactly what you need. Hugh Miller (words) and Jérôme Maupoint (pictures) head north