#282 The Future of Hang Glider Design with Tim Swait

Cloudbase Mayhem Podcast by Gavin McClurg

Sep 26, 202635:22Sports & Recreation

British Hang Gliding Pilot and designer/ owner of Avian Hang Gliders Tim Swait shares his long journey from aviation enthusiast to innovator in hang gliding, discussing the evolution of the sport, technical advancements,...

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