There are few accidents and participants must possess a class 3 license. They are insured for the week, radio contact and air traffic control is constant, and there are written regulations for flying here. We are proud of our tenuous 20 years of work to preserve these flying sites. Your actions will influence our future here, so be courteous. Be quiet and avoid making a spectacle of yourself over or in front of beach homes.
Landings are on the beach and pilots are told to never walk on a dune, except on the paths.
In gliders held a bonfire on the beach one night during their stay, and the festivities end each year with a costume party and a night on the town in Provincetown.