hang gliding pilot
Person who flies a hang glider; an experienced pilot can skillfully use air currents to stay aloft for several hours at a time.
flight bag 
Insulated bag attached to the harness that might be equipped with a reserve parachute; the pilot slides into it to maneuver the hang glider from a prone position.
hang point 
Part where the harness is attached to the hang glider frame.
harness 
Arrangement of straps that connects the pilot to the hang glider.
control bar 
Lower part of the airframe that enables the pilot to maneuver the hang glider.
airframe 
Triangular metal skeleton at the intersection of the keel and the crossbar.