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Turbulence: Paraglider Crashed to Zugspitze

Summary by Kronen Zeitung
Not only because of exhausted alpinists were the forces required at the Tyrolean Zugspitze. On Sunday afternoon they had to move out again because of a crashed German paraglider (59). However, the break pilot refused to enter the hospital.

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Not only because of exhausted alpinists were the forces required at the Tyrolean Zugspitze. On Sunday afternoon they had to move out again because of a crashed German paraglider (59). However, the break pilot refused to enter the hospital.

·Vienna, Austria
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Fog and lack of upswing forced them to land in an emergency. But instead of on the meadow a 35-year-old paraglider pilot landed on Sunday in Hart im Zillertal (Schwaz / Tirol) in a treetop. The mountain rescue brought her unharmed.

A German paraglider crashed in the Zugspitze area after the rescue parachute had caught itself in the main parachute. TIROL/REUTTE/TELFS. A 59-year-old German pilot from the district of Munich started in the early afternoon with two companions from the memorial hut in the municipality of Leutasch to fly into the Mittenwald area. At the planned turning point near the Zugspitze mountain station there were massive problems with the main parachute, …

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A 59-year-old paraglider pilot from the district of Munich was slightly injured in an accident in the Zugspitz area on Sunday.

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Kronen Zeitung broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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