Paragliding training stage I+II

Level one training consists of learning about paragliding equipment, the basics of meteorology, aerodynamics, aviation law and, of course, the flying itself. It lasts4-5 days. Classes are held at the airport in Miroslawice near Wroclaw. If weather conditions allow, one of the first two days of the course is also spent on a hill near Walbrzych. The first days consist of learning ground control and "hopping" on the tow or short rallies from the hill - training then usually takes place in the afternoons. The next days of the course are high towed flights, which take place from morning to evening.

Upon completion of Stage I:

• you will receive a Certificate of Completion of Stage I, which entitles you to take Stage II at any certified flying school
• you will receive towed flight rating
• you will receive paraglider pilot flight book and internal school license, which allows you to fly under the supervision of an instructor

Stage II is a continuation of Stage I and lasts 3 days. This time you are invited to all classes at Miroslawice airfield. Each flight now takes place from an altitude of no less than 200 meters. Stage II is perfecting the skills you have already acquired, learning the figures for losing altitude, working out the airframe (i.e. time spent in the air) and preparing for the exam for Paraglider Pilot Qualification Certificate.

Upon completion of Stage II:

• you will receive a Certificate of Completion of Stage II
• you will receive a referral to the state exam to Paraglider Pilot Qualification Certificate
• you will receive paraglider pilot flight book and internal school license

Forboth Stage I and Stage II training, we provide liability insurance and a complete flying kit consisting of a paraglider, a harness withprotector, a rescue parachute, a helmet,and radiocommunication. Theparagliderswe train on are very safe and easy to use wings made by DudekParagliders.