Flying a kite is a timeless summer activity. With a little awareness, it can be enjoyed safely almost anywhere.
Choose Open Space
The safest places to fly a kite are large, open areas like parks or fields, well away from power lines and electrical equipment.
If you can see overhead wires nearby, move to a clearer space before getting started.
Fly In The Right Conditions
- Clear, dry weather is best for kite flying.
- Avoid flying in rain or storms, when conditions can make kite lines more conductive and unpredictable.
Use Safe Materials & Stay Alert
- Stick to standard kite string, never use wire or metal.
- Keep an eye on your surroundings.
- Avoid flying over people or near roads.
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