In 1999 the Serial Class debate was raging around the world of competition paragliding. ‘Come on CIVL, make your mind up,’ said this impassioned plea from the editorial pages of Cross Country magazine at the time
Read moreA report from the German hang gliding league in 1999.
Read moreA task by task report on the 1999 Bassano Hang Gliding Competition
Read moreBruce Goldsmith gives some top advice on safe hang glider take-offs and landings
Read moreAlmost all paraglider and hang glider pilots will crash eventually. Even a low-speed crash can scramble your brains. Gravel rash and broken bones heal – brains do not.
Read moreCross Country magazine followed the Breitling Orbiter 3 as it made its way around the world in 1999
Read moreThe New Zealand Open Championships 1999 kicked off under a threatening sky, with over development on course and rain close by
Read moreGodfrey Wenness describes his momentous 335 km paragliding world record from Manilla, Australia
Read moreHang gliding: Hang glider designer Felix Ruehle, previously of Pegasus and Flight Design, revealed his new ATOS design at the Thermik show in December…
Read moreAndy Elson and Colin Prescot flew the Cable and Wireless balloon 17 days and 17 hours to earn a world record in March 1999. Cross Country magazine was on hand to interview the pair…
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