Nova Ion 2 EN B paraglider: win 2,000 Euros
Wednesday, February 8th, 2012
Nova are offering 2,000 Euros to the first paraglider pilot to fly 200km on their new low-end EN B Ion 2
Nova are offering 2,000 Euros to the first paraglider pilot to fly 200km on their new low-end EN B Ion 2
Austrian paraglider manufacturer Nova are looking for three young pilots to join their Juniors team
From a not-so-shortlist of talented pilots flying their paragliders, Nova have awarded four Pilots of the Year for 2011
Austrians Mike Kung and Mario Eder have rejoined Nova as test pilots
Nova’s new lightweight EN D Ibex 2 is proving popular already
Nova’s new EN C Factor 2 is certified in two sizes, and on sale.
Nova’s new tandem paraglider, the Bion, has a huge weight range of 115 – 230kg
Nova have entered the paraglider harness market with their N-10 all-rounder.
Nova have expanded their clothing range for 2011 with a warm and cosy hoody and a polo shirt.
Nova have released a lightweight version of their EN B paraglider, the Ion.
Nova have replaced the highly-acclaimed EN B Mentor with an all-new design, the Mentor 2.
Michael Pohl and 18-year-old Christoph Bessei, were awarded iPod Touches from Austrian paraglider manufacturer Nova, who named them ‘Pilots of the Year’.
Nova’s Ion Light is a lightweight paraglider suitable for beginners through to XC pilots. It is certified EN B / LTF 1-2 in five sizes.
Swiss company High Adventure have released the Beamer 2, a new version of their 1995 classic rogallo steerable reserve parachute.
Nova team pilots Mik Broschart and Till Gottbrath travelled to the Caucasus at the end of June for the Georgia Paragliding Air Festival in Tbilisi.
The Nova Pilots’ Team are having their annual cross country meet at Greifenburg (Austria) this May, open to all pilots, regardless of the paraglider they fly.
Long-time Hewlett Packard employee and Nova team pilot Mik Broschart has joined Nova as their global account & marketing manager.
Austrian manufacturer Nova have brought out a new EN A / LTF 1 paraglider, the Prion, to replace the Primax.
Austrian paraglider manufacturer Nova have relocated their offices to more spacious premises in Terfens, 20 km from Innsbruck. The move will not affect production.
The smallest (18 m2) Triton has now been certified EN D / LTF 2-3, taking all-up weights of 70 – 90 kg. In Nova’s words, “Now also lightweight pilots have access to a well-tempered, high-performance wing”. www.xcmag.com/news/2009/01/2167/ www.nova-wings.com/english/products/triton.html