Appropriate people
Each announced activity should identify its operator and the qualifications relevant to that discipline. Participants should know who is responsible for their experience.
RESPONSIBLE ADVENTURE
Preparation comes
before takeoff.
Air sports involve risk. Understanding the activity, its requirements and the conditions for participation is part of a responsible experience.
Conditions first
Weather and site conditions can change. A flight may be delayed, rescheduled or cancelled when conditions are unsuitable. The pilot’s operational decision takes priority.
Clear preparation
Read the activity-specific instructions, arrive for the briefing and follow the operator’s directions on clothing, equipment, secure belongings and conduct.
Informed participation
Age, weight, health and consent requirements vary. Share relevant concerns with the operator and seek medical advice where appropriate before participating.
Questions to ask before booking
What is included in my experience?
Ask for the activity, location, operator, expected duration, equipment, briefing, media options and total price. These details will be provided with each confirmed offering.
What if the weather changes?
Check the operator’s rescheduling and cancellation policy before payment. Do not assume a flight can go ahead because you have travelled to the site.
Can children or beginners take part?
Some experiences may suit beginners, but eligibility is activity-specific. Confirm age, size, health and guardian-consent requirements with the team.
Is insurance included?
Ask for written details of any applicable insurance, coverage limits and exclusions before booking. Do not assume personal or activity insurance covers every air sport.
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