Enrollment Requirements
- Minimum age: 16 years
- Weight: 40 kg to 110 kg
- Medically fit for sports activities
Start Your Flying Journey
Start with the foundations, then choose the path that suits you: Paragliding or Paramotor.
Shared foundation
Ground Handling
The foundation every pilot builds before moving into a specialist path.
THE SHARED FOUNDATION Ground Handling
A foundation course for setting up, inflating, and controlling the wing entirely on the ground, with no flying. It combines equipment orientation, a theory lesson, practical ground training, and a pilot handbook.
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Course content
- Introduction to flying equipment, the wing, and the harness
- Theory lesson covering wing principles, wind, and safety rules
- Equipment inspection, wing connection, and correct harness fitting
- Wing inflation, overhead control, and directional control on the ground
- Forward and reverse ground handling with correction of common errors
- Receiving the pilot handbook for review and study
- All exercises are ground based and include no flying
Paragliding Path
Progress from your first solo flight toward independent flying skills.
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Paragliding - Level One (P1)
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The student learns wing setup, ground control, and performs the first solo flight under instructor supervision.
Course content
- Paragliding fundamentals
- Equipment and aerodynamics
- Meteorology
- Safety and emergency techniques
- Ground handling
- Pre-flight procedures
- Landing and turning technique
- First low-level solo flight
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Paragliding - Level Two
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Focuses on practical flying, reverse launch, approach, traffic awareness, and wing movement control.
Course content
- Reverse launch
- Landing-zone approach
- Flying with other pilots
- Weight shifting
- Wing movement control
- Advanced aerodynamics
- Advanced meteorology
- Radio communication
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Paragliding - Level Three
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Deepens skills and knowledge toward independent solo flight, including weather analysis and thermal flying.
Course content
- Weather-condition analysis
- Introduction to thermal flying
- Flatland flying techniques
- Mountain flying techniques
- Independent unsupervised flying
- Advanced risk management
- Long-flight planning
- Advanced flying techniques
Paramotor Path
Learn powered flight and safe operation under instructor supervision.
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OPEN SKY PILOT PPG1 Open Sky Pilot PPG1
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The Open Sky Pilot PPG1 foundation stage covers theory, equipment preparation, wing control, motor safety, and complete pre-solo preparation. This level has no prescribed mandatory solo-flight count; optional tandem paramotor training flights may be included with the instructor.
Location: North Coast in summer / Fayoum and Ain Sokhna in winter
Course content
- Introduction, registration, and theory of flight
- Wing and harness familiarization, untangling, folding, and equipment care
- Wing-to-harness connection and the six-point safety check
- Forward and reverse launch practice and ground handling
- Hand-tow training to a maximum height of 10 metres
- Motor safety checks, safe starting, and practice wearing and running with the motor
- Hang tests, equipment adjustment, and reserve deployment practice
- Pre-solo simulation with optional tandem paramotor training flights
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ADVENTURE PILOT PPG2 Adventure Pilot PPG2
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Adventure Pilot PPG2 includes 15 progressive training flights, beginning with solo circuits and progressing through manoeuvres and precision landings to 10 km and 30 km cross-country flights, supported by meteorology, air law, planning, and navigation.
Location: North Coast in summer / Fayoum and Ain Sokhna in winter
Course content
- 15 supervised training flights
- Flights 1-3: first solo, multiple circuits for 20-30 minutes, and retasks
- Flights 4-6: multiple circuits and low passes at a safe height of at least 10 metres
- Flights 7-9: climb to 300 metres, figure-eights, S-turns, and landing within 50 metres
- Flights 10-12: climb to 450 metres, 360-degree turns, manoeuvres, and landing within 25 metres
- Flight 13: in-flight engine restart, precision manoeuvres, and landing within 25 metres
- Flight 14: 10 km out-and-return cross-country flight
- Flight 15: 30 km cross-country flight
- Meteorology, air law, motor effects, flight planning, navigation, and theory examination
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PPG ADVANCED PILOT PPG3 PPG Advanced Pilot PPG3
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PPG Advanced Pilot PPG3 includes 15 advanced flights covering safe low-level flight, powered and engine-off precision landings, advanced manoeuvres, thermalling, reflex-system operation, and cross-country flights up to 30 km.
Location: North Coast in summer / Fayoum and Ain Sokhna in winter
Course content
- 15 supervised advanced training flights
- Flights 1-3: safe low-level flight at no less than one metre and powered spot landing within 10 metres
- Flights 4-6: touch-and-go followed by an engine-off spot landing within 5 metres
- Flights 7-9: climb to 600 metres, engine-off 360s, wingovers, and a swoop landing within 10 metres
- Flights 10-12: thermalling from 600 metres and an engine-off landing within 10 metres
- Flight 13: reflex-system operation and a 10 km flight using tip steering and speed bar above 150 metres
- Flight 14: 20 km cross-country flight
- Flight 15: 30 km cross-country flight
Prices do not include accommodation or transportation. We can help arrange them when needed. Locations depend on weather conditions.
Training Locations
- Fayoum
- Siwa Oasis
- Ain Sokhna
- North Coast in summer