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Home » Classic Aero-TV: Falling for Para-Phernalia’s Softie Emergency Parachutes
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Classic Aero-TV: Falling for Para-Phernalia’s Softie Emergency Parachutes

FlyMarshall NewsroomBy FlyMarshall NewsroomJune 19, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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From 2023 (YouTube Edition): The Best Option for A Pilots’ Worst Days Since its 1979 founding, Para-Phernalia, Inc. has designed and manufactured the Softie line of pilot emergency parachutes. The products are renowned among aerobatic, glider, and warbird pilots, formation fliers, and kit-plane builders for their high-quality, comfort, and perennial reliability. Emergency parachutes comprise two primary components: the parachute canopy and the harness and container system. The harness attaches a parachute’s canopy to its wearer. The container system retains the packed parachute canopy. Finally, the parachute harness and container—known collectively as the harness-and-container system—are sewn together to form a single unit. It is not uncommon for a parachute’s canopy and harness-and-container system to be produced by different manufacturers.

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