Hang gliding

Hang gliding is an aerial sport where a pilot uses a lightweight, sail-shaped aircraft called a hang glider to glide through the air. The glider is typically made of fabric stretched over a metal frame, allowing for lift and control. The pilot is suspended in a harness below the wing and maneuvers by shifting their weight, creating stability and direction. Using natural air currents, such as thermals and wind gradients, hang gliders can soar for long distances and durations. It combines aspects of aviation and nature, offering a unique experience of flight with minimal equipment.