In China, a paraglider has undergone a weather phenomenon on thousands of meters. It was captured by strong wind and quickly sucked up to 8589 meters. “When I think about it, I’m still scared,” the man said on the Chinese state of television.
He wanted to test a used paraglider in the Qilian Hochgebirge in the province of Gansu at about 3000 meters when strong wind found it. Because the pressure was greater among the 55-year-old than in the clouds, he did not land. Due to the rapid climb up to 8589 meters, he came in icy temperatures with little oxygen and even briefly lost consciousness.
When he had regained control of his paraglider, the Chinese people succeed in landing and contacting his colleagues who were not in the suction. The group later uploaded a video on social media, which made the case known and the authorities began to determine.
Here you can see the video that has spread from the incident:
Air space is not allowed for paragliding flights
They discovered that according to the association the affected airspace is not allowed for paragliding flights. The authorities therefore occupy the man with an escape ban of six months, although the report states that a buoyancy was an accident by Lier and was therefore not illegal.
The Chinese colleague, who had published videos of flights without permission, must also pause. In both cases, the Air Sports Association announced that the behavior of the two “negative effects” had. According to reports, the accident took place on Saturday.
Source: Krone
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