Mountain avalanche protection drone
Robin Deering | Tignes Editor | published: 28th February 2012
A French company is developing a unique drone dedicated to avalanche and mountain safety.
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A French company is developing a unique drone dedicated to avalanche and mountain safety.
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A British man died whilst skiing on the Face de Bellevarde piste in Val d'Isere.
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Émile Allais creator of the French ski school, Olympic medal winner, creator of cutting edge skis, advisor to ski resorts, pisteur and freerider is 100 years old today.
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The 'perfect 100' scoring snowboarder Shaun White is set to compete in the Men’s Snowboard SuperPipe and Slopestyle in the Winter X Games Tignes.
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Top Gear presenter James May has been spotted in Val d'Isere filming a new stunt for the popular BBC show.
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