Woman with paraglider preparing for flight

Air to air shot of two microlights flying over lush green sugarcane fields, south coast of South Africa.

A parachute is flying in the sky. The parachute is orange and green. There are two people in the parachute

Hang glider soars 2,000 meters above the ground riding thermal updrafts in northern Arizona, USA.

Hang glider launches himself from 2,000 meter peak in northern Arizona, U.S.A. While having no power source, hang gliders can stay in the air for hours riding thermal updrafts.

A man is flying a parachute. The parachute is orange and green. The sky is cloudy

Paramotor flying over clouds, real shot view from paramotor

Hang glider soars 2,000 meters above the ground riding thermal updrafts in northern Arizona, USA.

Paragliders silhouetted against the evening sky as they fly from a mountain.

a wide panning shot of two hang gliders speeding down a runway and taking off into the air

Paramotor flying over clouds, real shot view from paramotor

Paraglider flying over mountains.

Paraglider flying with fields far below.

A long racking focus shot of two mechanical hang gliders flying side by side in the distant sky

Paraglider flying over mountains.

A long racking focus shot of two mechanical hang gliders flying side by side towards the camera

Paragliders silhouetted against the evening sky as they fly from a mountain.

A long shot of two mechanical hang gliders flying side by side in the distant sky

Paraglider flying over mountains.

Glider fly on sunset beautiful sky.

A wide tilting shot of two hang gliders flying downwards towards a wide dirt runway

Paragliders silhouetted against the evening sky as they fly from a mountain.

Paragliders silhouetted against the evening sky as they fly from a mountain.

MUGLA, TURKEY - JULY 18: Adrenaline enthusiast Cengiz Kocak flew with a hang glider pilot from Babadag Mountain in Turkey’s southwestern Mugla province, made a wingsuit jump from approximately 1800 meters, on July 18, 2021. Kocak became a parachutist after practicing jumping from aircraft in 1991 while he was a military cadet, later becoming a skydiver. Following his retirement in 2011, he took interest in base jumping and became a wingsuit jumper in Turkey after receiving training in the US state of California. He participated in competitions on behalf of the Turkish Armed Forces and national team, with many national and international achievements. Kocak is known locally as the "batman." Kocak noted that many people worldwide who watch his videos on social media want to come to Babadag and Oludeniz. According to Kocak, Babadag is a great opportunity to promote Turkey, especially in the field of air sports. (Footage by Ali Rıza Akkir /Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)