Air Accident Investigation Branch publishes reports on two paragliding accidents, one death and one injury involving loss of control and mishandling

Air Accident Investigation Branch has published investigation reports on two paragliding accidents. The accident on Lantau Peak resulted in the death of a 74-year-old pilot, while the accident at Ngong Ping on Ma On Shan left a 64-year-old pilot seriously injured. The former involved losing control after flying into a cloud, while the latter involved applying excessive left brake to an EN-C class paraglider during landing. The branch has issued safety recommendations to paragliding organisations over both accidents.