The steadily growing number of "airboarders" is looking for attractive slopes, which a winter sports region with a new airboard offer can clearly notice.

However, it is not only the increasing turnover in the rental or sale of day tickets to airboarders that inspires the enthusiasm, it is also the low number of accidents that may surprise you.

Even the SKUS (Swiss Commission for Accident Prevention on Snow Sport Downhill Skiing) considers Airboard to be less dangerous than conventional sledges. This statement is clearly underlined by the statistics of the providers.

In times when the growth rates of skiers and snowboarders are stagnating, it makes sense to make room for a new sport and customers than to compete for existing skiers and snowboarders.

In this context, the short learning phase for airboarding is also very interesting. The beginner's sense of achievement sets in at the beginning and the dynamics of this sport ensures that people for which skis and snowboard is not an option due to the the long and expensive learning phase can suddenly discover an affordable winter sport.