griefs type2

Anger
For some pilots, the loss of flying innocence leads to anger. When we first learn to fly, it all seems idyllic--the gentle slopes, the protective care of our instructor. Paragliding is so easy to learn and so forgiving. After all, you've already got a parachute over your head--what could go wrong? The sky literally seems to be the limit.
But then someone we know crashes, and it shatters illusions as well as bones. We become angry--angry at the instructor who never quite told us how dangerous the sport could be, angry at the magazines and manufacturers who claim that anyone can learn to fly while glossing over the dark side, angry at the pilot culture that continues to reward risk taking and bravado, angry at fellow pilots who still are in denial.