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Mo Sheldon paramotoring in the Mamanuca Islands

Bar hopping Fiji style

Never one to overlook a beach bar opportunity, paramotoring photographer Jeff Hamann finds himself at home in the beautiful Mamanuca Islands
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Michi Maurer flies through the 66m long road tunnel on his third attempt

Tunnel Vision

If you’ve seen the videos of pilots flying through tunnels you probably thought ‘How do they do that?’ Bastienne Wentzel finds out
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Flying in north Patagonia

The Season In Patagonia

Pablo Pontoriero reports on the small but growing XC scene in southern Argentina
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Michel and Blandine Macquet flying above the Kerio Valley, Kenya

Records tumble in Kerio

Michel Macquet and his wife Blandine broke four tandem records in Kenya’s Kerio Valley. Michel talks to Charlie King about their adventure.
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Winter EigerTour competitors. Photo: Tobias Dimmler

Winter Eigertour 101

“Skinny lines and sharp edges – I didn’t want to think of the consequences.” Tarquin Cooper learns the art of winter ski-and-fly
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Damian Lacaze – Flying on the edge

Watch: Damian Lacaze – Flying on the edge

The story of Damian Lacaze's 2023 Red Bull X-Alps adventure in which he relives the highs and lows of the race in which he came second.
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Will Gadd paragliding in to Mt Assiniboine, Canada

Watch: Will Gadd’s Impossible Dreams

Will Gadd flew his paraglider into Canada's Mt. Assiniboine, camped, soloed the classic NE Ridge, and then flew 100k out
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Paragliding in the karakoram

Watch: Limitless Pakistan

Tom Strojnik's film follows eight pilots as they explore the paragliding opportunities, culture and landscapes of Pakistan
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Beyond the Range paragliding film in Tasmania

Watch: Chasing dreams and records in Tasmania

Beyond the Range follows three pilots as they set out to break the long-held Tasmanian paragliding record – which stood at 93km for 14 years
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Advance Theta ULS

How to learn the art of vol-bivouac

"The ability to travel over terrain, camp and continue the next day must be as old as humankind itself". Jake Holland talks vol-bivouac
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