Learning to fly with an accredited instructor within our school network is paramount to developing your basic knowledge and skills in Paramotoring, whilst ensuring safety of yourself and others around you in your whole flying environment and experience.
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Paramotor training with an accredited instructor
Our training instructor partners and schools are equipped with valuable experience and know-how in order to to get you prepared for pre-flight, getting you off the ground safely for both you and those around you, your overall flying experience and landing. This, alongside learning other various techniques, will make you a confident and safe Pilot. Whilst currently there Is no requirement for Pilot licence towards flying a PPG, it is crucial you know the do’s and don’ts of flying, which will be learnt in both a theory and practical examination format during your learning phase.
Flexible Courses
Learn over a period of time that suits you and your instructor, these come in training packs of X, X and X month courses or specific timeframe.
Intense Courses
For those that want to accelerate their progression to get flying as soon as possible with zero compromise of instructor quality and technique building.
What to expect
These fundamental steps will take you from a complete novice to a safe and confident paramotor pilot, with all the essential skills and knowledge needed to fly.
Step 1: Theory
Critical learnings, Science & Safety. The fundamentals are essential to prepare yourself for the next steps and your journey towards the skies
Step 2: Groundhandling
Learning how to organise your kit followed by glider management in the air and on the ground, progressing to low-level air-hops, conditioning your control skills for take-off & landing
Step 3: Adding Power
Configuration of harness and the addition of the Paramotor take your learnings to the next level. Weight balancing, power application, functionalities & much more will be learnt within this stage
Step 5: Solo Flight
Full instruction on full take-off and precision landing, turning manoeuvres and full adrenaline as you take to the sky for the first of many times
