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Types of kite running are neglected in the article so far. The most noted form of kite running has a person run with the kite's string in order to give airspeed to the kite's wing in order that the wing have enough airspeed to launch to higher altitudes where sustaining wind occurs away from the close-to-ground boundary layer of relatively calm and disturbed air. This most traditional form of kite running needs a section in the article of the title. A whole educational genre of wing on strings run by young children belongs as a sector of this most traditional form of kite running.
As the wind becomes insufficient for sustaining the wing in flight, then kite running is one of the solutions to maintaining the kite's wing's flight. 68.126.125.36 (talk) 17:08, 1 February 2014 (UTC)