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SailPoint Management Group acquires the rights to manufacture the Rigid Harness or "Gondola” style harness system which has a 100% safety record for 7 million riders.
ORLANDO, FL - SailPoint Management Group, announced that they have recently acquired the rights to reintroduce the 'Gondola’, parasailor support system, back into the US market place. Sail Point executives said that their market analysis showed that Gondola will have a significant impact on a commercial parasail operations safety while improving its bottom line.
The Gondola support system is designed to hold all body sizes and shapes without adjustments. Research showed a quicker turn around time, higher passenger capacity and enables the passenger to safely evacuate following an emergency water landing with minimal instructions. Gondola is both serious injury and fatality free since its introduction over 7 millions passengers ago.
This record of safety is responsible for its industry four star liability rating.
SailPoint director, J.E. Baker says “Gondola is going to be a key component to our affiliate’s success in this challenging market.”
Gondola was originally introduced under a royalty system. ‘The Gondola is now royalty free, which makes it a much more financially powerful proposition.’" SailPoint is expected to accept orders towards the end of 2011.
For more information, please contact SailPoint directly at www.sailpointgroup.com
Commentary: With its immaculate safety record, why doesn’t every operator use the Gondola vs. the harness in the USA and would it had prevented all of the parasail deaths involving water landings in high winds?
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SailPoint Management Group acquires the rights to manufacture the Rigid Harness or "Gondola” style harness system which has a 100% safety record for 7 million riders.
ORLANDO, FL - SailPoint Management Group, announced that they have recently acquired the rights to reintroduce the 'Gondola’, parasailor support system, back into the US market place. Sail Point executives said that their market analysis showed that Gondola will have a significant impact on a commercial parasail operations safety while improving its bottom line.
The Gondola support system is designed to hold all body sizes and shapes without adjustments. Research showed a quicker turn around time, higher passenger capacity and enables the passenger to safely evacuate following an emergency water landing with minimal instructions. Gondola is both serious injury and fatality free since its introduction over 7 millions passengers ago.
This record of safety is responsible for its industry four star liability rating.
SailPoint director, J.E. Baker says “Gondola is going to be a key component to our affiliate’s success in this challenging market.”
Gondola was originally introduced under a royalty system. ‘The Gondola is now royalty free, which makes it a much more financially powerful proposition.’" SailPoint is expected to accept orders towards the end of 2011.
For more information, please contact SailPoint directly at www.sailpointgroup.com
Commentary: With its immaculate safety record, why doesn’t every operator use the Gondola vs. the harness in the USA and would it had prevented all of the parasail deaths involving water landings in high winds?
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