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Between flights, athletes climb scree slopes and rocky paths on foot. One slip, or a forced landing in a boulder field, can quickly mean a fracture. Medical expenses up to €150,000 pay for treatment, hospital stays and surgery following the accident, in Italy or wherever you end up.
A pilot who lands on a ledge or at the foot of a Dolomite face rarely walks out alone. Assistance and repatriation at actual cost handle the evacuation from the accident site and your journey home afterwards, whatever your country of residence.
Race tactics push pilots to link flights in strong thermals and stay close to the terrain. The Competition option covers official competition at Dolomiti Superfly and throughout your hike and fly season, so the rest of your race calendar is included too.
A frontal collapse in punchy air or an impact against a rock face can leave lasting damage to the spine, pelvis or limbs. The permanent disability benefit, up to €200,000, helps fund the changes your daily life may need once your condition has stabilised.
By late morning in July, Dolomite thermals turn powerful and cumulus can grow into storms surprisingly fast. Tired pilots stretch one flight too far, get caught by a gust near the walls or settle for a landing in a boulder field. Long descents on foot, legs heavy, account for plenty of twisted ankles as well.
Away from the race, the flying carries on: alpine cross-country, day-long hike and fly missions, piloting courses in the off-season. Our paragliding insurance is personal accident cover that follows you through every session, training or competition, at home or abroad, whichever country you call home.
Run each July from Kronplatz, Dolomiti Superfly sends around fifty athletes across the Dolomites on foot and by paraglider. Every competitor picks a personal line between turnpoints, reading the summer sky as carefully as the map and the rock below.
Your race mixes hiking and flying, with athletes spread across a huge playing field. We insure all your participants under a single policy. Medical assistance is reachable 24/7 throughout the event, and repatriation is included anywhere in the world. We can also become a partner or sponsor of your race.
No. Cover applies in France and abroad, whatever your country of residence. A pilot flying in from Brazil or Japan for Dolomiti Superfly gets the same benefits as a local competitor.
Yes. Much of the effort at Dolomiti Superfly happens on foot, flying kit on your back. A sprain or a fall on a scree path falls under the same personal accident insurance as your flying.
If you are injured, assistance arranges your evacuation from the accident site at actual cost, then your journey home. The treatment that follows is paid under medical expenses, up to €150,000.
No. This is not cancellation insurance, so neither the entry fee nor your trip to South Tyrol is refunded. The policy responds to bodily injury, in training and in competition.
It depends on your profile and the cover you pick, including the Competition option. The online quote shows your price in a few minutes, with no obligation, so you can decide before finalising your entry.
