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Paragliding accident in Starzeln: Two people affected!
On September 20, 2025, a paragliding accident occurred in Starzeln, two people were affected, injuries are unclear. Learn more.
Paragliding accident in Starzeln: Two people affected!
Saturday evening, September 20, 2025, turned out differently than one would hope. At around 6:30 p.m. there was a paragliding accident in Starzeln in which two people were affected. It is still unclear whether there were any injuries, as information about the exact course of the incident is currently not available. A spokesman for the Pforzheim police headquarters kept the population informed and pointed out that the situation was still under review. Again Black Forest messenger Reportedly, the incident happened near the launch site.
Paragliding continues to be very popular, but it also carries risks. A tragic example recently occurred in Westendorf, in the Kitzbühel district, where a 60-year-old Austrian paraglider and his ten-year-old passenger from Germany fell into a young forest during a tandem flight. The accident occurred shortly after takeoff when they encountered turbulence. The fall was so violent that both of them died at the scene of the accident. A similar incident also happened in Sillianberg, East Tyrol. A 55-year-old German woman spiraled down from a height of around 100 meters and did not survive the impact. The exact causes of the turbulence are still unclear. This tragic case was by nachrichten.at documented.
Safety when flying tandem
In light of recent events, it is important to emphasize the safety of tandem flying. Even though paragliding is a fascinating and mostly safe adventure, gusts and unpredictable weather conditions can quickly become dangerous. Experts recommend getting comprehensive information and paying attention to safety measures. Further information can be found on the website Tandem flying Rosenheim.
The tragedies in Tyrol and the Starzeln incident shed light on the need to fly more consciously and safely. The community has a responsibility to minimize potential risks so that this fascinating sport continues to inspire and bring joy. Stay safe and enjoy the skies!