Troopers believe pilot error and inexperience may be to blame. Troopers said Kenton Anderson of Sidney had only about two months' experience of flying the aircraft.
According to troopers, Anderson was flying low, up and down and taking in the sights and sounds of the concert when he got tangled up in power lines.
The accident happened at the edge of the Vera Street camping area in the back yard of the home of Neal Marchal. Officials said power parachutes are not regulated by the Federal Aviation Administration. They are said to be safer than flying an ultralight due to the parachute.
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