Their site states:
*Prime does not write insurance in the states of CA, NH, NY, & RI.
So it might not work for everyone ... yet.
*Prime does not write insurance in the states of CA, NH, NY, & RI.


Bob Kuczewski wrote:Hmmm....
Their site states:*Prime does not write insurance in the states of CA, NH, NY, & RI.
So it might not work for everyone ... yet.

Jelly or bones?

From Rick :
Some time back, I inquired of the Foundation For Freeflight if there were funds available to help form a national hang gliding association.
We support freeflight, they said. You can't exclude any form of freeflight. You have to include paragliders.
That didn't make sense to me.
[/quote]From Eagle
Jelly or bones ~ Real but Dumb Question I Know
Would this insurance include an Occasional flight on a Paraglider, would the Jelly cost Extra

Keith Beebe wrote:Here are the folks in control :::
PASA http://www.pasaschools.org/hang-gliding ... o-is-pasa/
USHPA https://www.ushpa.org/page/board-of-directors
R-RRG https://recreationrrg.com/rrrg-governance
FFF http://foundationforfreeflight.org/who.html
Compare !!
Any conflicts ?
https://www.ushpa.org/bio/74 wrote:Mark Forbes
Regional Director
Region 1 | 2015 - 2017 | region1director1@ushpa.org
Mark is a member of the VVHGA, CPC, RVHPA chapters. He has served as USHPA treasurer for several years, as well as chair for the insurance and elections committees. He also takes care of the magazine archive project. Mark went to Oregon State University, 1977-1983 for EE/CS and became an Electronic product design engineer in 1983, focused on embedded systems in small start-up companies. Skilled in analog, digital and RF design, as well as mechanical, packaging and test system development. Mark is a H3 and P2, flying since 1994. He flies at various sites around the country, as well as Mexico, Canada and Australia. He is also a Light Sport pilot, training for his private pilot's license. He also flies a trike (HG tug). Mark's message to members, "I'm here to help you with any problems you may have related to our sport. Feel free to contact me by phone or email with questions, complaints or requests for help." About Mark: "I took my first one-day hang gliding lesson in 1987, getting my feet off the ground and sticking a perfect no-step landing. I've been trying to land that well ever since. My next lesson didn't happen until 1994, and I began flying hang gliders seriously in 1996. I picked up paragliding in 1998, and more recently learned to fly an ultralight trike with the intent of becoming a tug pilot. I was asked to fill in for our regional director in the fall of 2000, and joined the board formally as his replacement in 2001. Since then I've served as vice president and treasurer for USHPA. I chair the Insurance and Elections committees, and I'm also in charge of the magazine archive project. I also serve as a trustee of the Foundation for Free Flight, the tax-deductible charity which directly supports site preservation, education and competition for hang gliding and paragliding. I've flown various places in the US, from scooter tow, payout truck tow, aerotow and foot launch. I've flown in several over-the-water maneuvers clinics on my paraglider, and entered one hang gliding competition where I didn't finish last. (A success, in my view!) I've also flown in Canada, Mexico and Australia, and I hope to fly in Europe before too long. In "real life" I'm an electronics design engineer with interests in welding and fabrication, machining, Airedale terriers, community theatre, classical music, jazz and dance. I've also worked in radio broadcasting, television lighting and newspaper editing. I hold an amateur radio license and I'm a licensed Sport Pilot, working on my Private Pilot ticket."
http://foundationforfreeflight.org/who.html wrote:Trustee
Mark Forbes
541-760-3231
mark@mgforbes.com
Mark comes from an engineering background and lives in western Oregon. He is a biwingual pilot and has been flying since 1994. Mark brings a strong operations background to the FFF. He is also a USHPA board member, the USHPA Treasurer, and chairs the USHPA Insurance and Elections committees. Mark typically flies along the beach or one of the many inland coastal sites of Oregon with a little airtime in Florida and Southern California; Australia, too.
https://recreationrrg.com/rrrg-governance wrote:



From Bill
What else Pilots? (Time for you all to speak your minds or forever hold your peace.)


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