Dramatic footage has captured the second a paraglider was dropped at security after a terrifying mid-air collision on the Sunshine Coast.
A Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) spokesman stated the lady grew to become entangled with a male paraglider in a mid-air collision on Sunday, with every falling 30 meters (98 toes) onto a sand cliff.
The paragliders who had been flying with the couple landed on the seaside and rushed again up the cliff to assist them.
The girl, round 50 years previous, has accidents to her stomach and again, and the person, round 60 years previous, is unhurt.
The injured paraglider was airlifted from their touchdown website on Noosa’s North Shore, with a Lifeflight Rescue helicopter dispatched about 2.45pm.
The helicopter crew lowered a QAS paramedic and LifeFlight rescue crew to the lady.
Her remedy was assisted by an off-duty Australian Protection Pressure physician who supplied first support.
The girl was stabilized and brought to Sunshine Coast College Hospital for remedy.
