Redundant Landings

To the paragliding beginner course candidate; Apart from theoretical explanations, it is to introduce paragliding, to run with a parachute on flat land and to introduce the sport more closely by providing parachute control. Reflexes required for takeoffs are taught at this stage. The student gets to know the sport closely by running with a parachute on flat terrain and being able to dominate the parachute. Then it successfully completes ground work and low-hill flights. Our trainees, who successfully complete small hill flights, are provided with safe flights from slopes between 60-350 meters under the supervision of experienced instructors who will be at the take-off and landing points under radio control.

Our pilot candidates, who are successful in ground training, have the opportunity to practice take-off and landing by flying from the slopes under the supervision of an experienced instructor under radio control. The goal is to learn about safe take-off and landing.