Proficiency-Focused Instruction.

We on’t measure success by “first flight.” We measure it by whether students leave training capable, informed, and confident.

Hands-On, Real-World Training

Students receive extensive ground handling, flight prep, and decision-making instruction.

Ongoing Support After Training

Our relationship doesn’t end when training does. We remain a resource as you continue flying and growing.

Our program has been developed to ensure pilots gain both the practical skills outside and the necessary knowledge to enjoy flying for years to come.

Our courses include hands on training time outside to develop practical skills, give real-world experience with equipment, and become a confident & proficient pilot. Paramotor flight is a weather dependent activity. The duration of our courses are specifically designed to ensure the practical skills are sufficiently developed based on our local weather patterns.

When we are not outside working with the equipment, we will be in our classroom covering the necessary knowledge required to be a successful pilot. These classes include regulations, airspace for ultralights, weather, equipment knowledge, safety, and more.

We have built a successful program that recognizes:

– Progression happens at different speeds for different people
– Weather and conditions affect training schedules
– Real proficiency takes practice beyond the first flight
– Quality training prioritizes long-term safety over shortcuts

If you’re unsure whether paramotoring is a good fit, that’s completely normal. Most of our students start with questions. Our job is to help you understand the process, the commitment involved, and whether out training approach aligns with your goals before you commit.

Completing training is just the beginning.

We help graduates with equipment selection, continued skill development, flying site assessment & selection, introduction to local flying communities, and maintenance support so they can continue flying safely and confidently.