Location
Paragliding Mantra • Kamshet
Students cover all skills, theory, and supervised flights required to achieve these levels within the structured 10-day period.
Prerequisites
Suitable for beginners committed to a faster progression track.
Practical Skills, Theory & Duration
Practical Skills
Launches: Mastering forward & reverse launches in varying wind conditions.
In-Flight: Active piloting (pitch/roll control), coordinated turns, and structured thermal entry.
Soaring: Slope-launch refinement and confidence-building soaring techniques.
Theory & Instruction
Topics: Meteorology fundamentals, airspace awareness, ridge rules, and risk analysis.
Planning: Flight planning, approach setup, and traffic pattern management.
Safety: Emergency procedures, incident avoidance, and safe decision-making frameworks.
Duration & Flights
Flights: Includes 8–12 solo flights, progressively increasing in height and complexity.
Radio-guided flights ensure safe, progressive learning from take-off to landing.
Operational Rights & FAI Information
Prerogatives
APPI Rules
FAI Infos
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Frequently Asked Questions
This comprehensive program includes the complete P1 (Beginner), P2 (Novice), and P2 (Advanced) levels, covering all skills and theory required for these stages.
No. Since the course covers P1 from the beginning, it is suitable for beginners as well as those looking to fast-track their progression to P2 Advanced.
The course includes 8–12 solo flights, progressively increasing in height and complexity, under radio guidance.
You will master forward and reverse launches in varying winds, thermal entry, slope soaring, active piloting (pitch/roll control), and coordinated turns.
The course is exactly 10 days of structured practical and theoretical training, subject to weather conditions.
Yes. It covers meteorology fundamentals, micro-meteorology recognition, and environmental influences on flight.
Yes. Training includes equipment inspection, harness setup, and detailed reserve/safety checks.
Emphasis is placed on safe decision-making frameworks, risk analysis, emergency procedures, incident avoidance, and flying predictable circuits.
Yes. All necessary paragliding equipment (glider, harness, helmet, radio) is provided for the duration of the training.
To develop the discipline, awareness, and technical competence required for consistent takeoffs, accurate landings, and the confidence to progress toward independent flying.