During basic training, the launching, steering and landing of the paraglider is extensively trained and practiced. The course concludes with a few high-altitude flights. The high-altitude flight course is not a normal course but enables the completed basic students to accumulate their number of high-altitude flights. In order to receive the pilot's license or to be admitted to the test, at least 50 high-altitude flights must be completed in five different flying areas. In addition, there are various exercises such as reverse takeoff, slalom running, descent maneuvers and much more. For this reason, our courses take place throughout the year. Our training takes place in the area around Chur in the canton of Graubünden. The main flying area in Flims Laax Falera is particularly suitable and offers enormous meteorological advantages, so the majority of the training will take place in this region.

Nevertheless, we will change areas from time to time (Davos, Savognin, Pizol, Flums, Walensee, Fanas and Vaduz) in order to be able to offer a wide variety of flying conditions under the supervision of a flight instructor during the training. Our quality is characterized by the extremely technical requirements of acrobatic flying. Thanks to these years of intensive training, we are very familiar with the extreme flight characteristics and can now pass this on to our trainees under expert guidance. Even aspiring acro professionals have already benefited from our tips.

That's why we offer a unique service within the training and require at least one safety training session. This is intended to prepare you for all extreme situations that can occur in aviation.

• Excellent for first contact with paragliding

• Professional instruction by a flight instructor is included in the price

• Become a certified paraglider pilot and get to know the world from above

• Minimum age 14 years

• Fun and joy with people and nature