The British Gliding Association (BGA) which includes all member clubs, is committed to safe practices with the objective of facilitating a sport gliding environment where the levels of risk to participants are as low as reasonably practicable and where third parties are not affected by the activity.
This is achieved through self-regulation and compliance with applicable regulations as detailed in ‘Laws and Rules’, an effective Safety Management System and a process of continuous improvement. A library of Safety Publications is available on the BGA members website library, the links are listed below:
BGA safety documents
Accident and incident summaries
General safety publications
Situational awareness and technology
BGA Safety Briefings
CAA safety sense leaflets including use of GPS and collision avoidance
EU GA Safety Team leaflets including use of GPS and collision avoidance
Is your glider fit for flight?
Mounting cameras for use in the air