Tuesday, 14 May 2024

BWF News

The BWF Secretary General, Thomas Lund, is pleased with the response to the launch of AirBadminton. However, there is still a need for further efforts to educate the badminton community about the availability and design of the new outdoor shuttlecock, known as the AirShuttle.

AirBadminton was officially launched in Guangzhou last week, in collaboration with the BWF’s Global Development Partner, HSBC. Now, the BWF’s focus is on working with its Member Associations to bring AirBadminton to more people. This includes finalizing the mass production setup and distribution of the AirShuttle.

At the TOTAL BWF Sudirman Cup in Nanning, China, Lund expressed his excitement about the positive feedback and interest received from stakeholders worldwide. The concept of outdoor badminton has been well received, and there have been many expressions of interest in implementing the game and obtaining the outdoor shuttlecock.

Lund also addressed the inquiries regarding the availability of the AirShuttle. He explained that mass production is still being set up, and as previously communicated, the AirShuttle will be available to the public in the second half of 2019. Despite this, Lund acknowledged that there is still a long way to go in implementing AirBadminton and making the sport more accessible.

The BWF is eager for the next phase of the AirBadminton project, with the AirShuttle ready for public use. They will continue to update the badminton community on any important developments.

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AirBadminton is an ambitious project in partnership with HSBC, aimed at creating opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to play badminton on various surfaces, such as hard, grass, and sand, in parks, gardens, streets, playgrounds, and beaches worldwide.

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FAQs

Q: When will the AirShuttle be available to the public?

A: The AirShuttle is expected to be available in the second half of 2019. The BWF is currently working on setting up mass production.

Q: What is the objective of AirBadminton?

A: AirBadminton aims to create opportunities for people to play badminton outdoors on various surfaces. It also focuses on developing a shuttlecock with increased wind resistance to provide a better introduction to the sport in an outdoor environment.

Q: How can I get involved in AirBadminton?

A: To get involved in AirBadminton, you can reach out to your local badminton association or stay tuned for updates from the BWF on how to participate in this exciting initiative.

Conclusion

AirBadminton has generated positive feedback and interest since its launch, showcasing the potential for outdoor badminton worldwide. With the AirShuttle set to become available in the second half of 2019, the BWF is committed to making the sport more accessible and updating the badminton community on any important developments. Stay tuned for more exciting updates from the Carnegiecentre website.