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not very interested in discussing their production with you.” Although this search proved difficult, they are satisfied and excited to work with their new foreign counterparts. All design and testing will still occur at the two U.S. bases, which have no plans to move.

Being based in Utah has given Fluid unique advantages in its testing and design capabilities. Nearly all wings have been tested at the South Side Point of the Mountain—even some skydiving canopies are taken to the South Side and kited in high winds. Within a week, the design and test team can have an idea, create a computer model of a glider, cut the material, sew it, take it to a local site, and then return and have feedback for the next version. This process repeated over and over again is what makes this local company so special to our U.S.-based flying scene.

With their new manufacturing opportunities, Fluid is working towards entering the paragliding world. As of spring 2023, full-size gliders, miniwings, and more are being designed and tested. Within the next year, the company plans to attend upcoming shows, such as Coupe I’care 2023, and unveil its new wings that are sure to impress and intrigue a wide range of pilots.