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Zip World issues update after Skyflyer left in heap by ex-Hurricane Lee

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Skyflyer blimp deflated during strong winds caused by ex-Hurricane Lee. The company has confirmed the aerostat is being removed from the site. Zip World has issued a statement to reassure locals that the area is safe. The firm employs hundreds of staff at adventure attractions across North and South Wales.

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Zip World issues update after Skyflyer left in heap by ex-Hurricane Lee

The £2.5m attraction has been beset with problems since being installed on Rhyl's seafront

3 months ago·Colwyn Bay, United Kingdom

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Zip World issues update after Skyflyer left in heap by ex-Hurricane Lee

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Zip World issues update after Skyflyer left in heap by ex-Hurricane Lee

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