Entry level
P2 Student Pilot Training
Fundamental theory, ground handling, equipment use and preparation for flight.
Current announcements
Training
Paragliding training and pilot levels.
Course periods and application dates are announced separately. Theory, ground handling, site briefings, equipment checks and instructor assessment are managed as one progressive training process.
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Training
P2 student pilot training
The first stages of training.
Course dates, capacity and requirements are published in each announcement. Follow our Instagram account for current information.
- 01
Theory and equipment
Basic aerodynamics, meteorology, wing and harness familiarisation.
- 02
Ground handling
Wing control, launch preparation and correct reactions.
- 03
Flight preparation
Site briefing, weather assessment and flight planning.
- 04
Instructor assessment
Practical work progresses in stages according to the instructor's assessment.
Pilot levels
Pilot ratings and level cards.
P2, P3, P4 and P5 describe training and experience levels; T1 and T2 are tandem levels. Current requirements appear in the THSF training guide.
P2Entry level
Student Pilot
Covers fundamental theory, equipment knowledge, ground handling and introductory flights under instructor supervision.
P3Intermediate level
Intermediate Pilot
Develops launch skills at different sites, ridge soaring, basic manoeuvres and an introduction to thermalling.
P4Pilot level
Pilot
Covers gaining altitude in thermal conditions, extending flight time and planning flights with GPS records.
P5Experienced level
Experienced Pilot
Covers cross-country flying, route tracking, group flying and post-flight evaluation.
T1T1 tandem level
Sport Tandem Pilot
Covers the training and practical requirements for sport tandem flights after the P5 level.
T2T2 tandem level
T2 Tandem Pilot
The pilot level defined for sport and tourism-oriented sport tandem flights. Current requirements are verified through THSF sources.
Current THSF guides and announcements govern pilot-level card procedures. An IPPI card helps explain a national pilot rating internationally and is valid only with a current national licence or rating card.
Application preparation
Documents that may be requested.
This list shows documents commonly requested for pilot training. The definitive list is published with each course.
- 01Identity document
Original identity card or passport and a copy.
- 02Criminal record
The issue date must meet the conditions stated in the training announcement.
- 03Blood group document
An official document or valid card showing the blood group.
- 04Education document
A certificate showing graduation or current education status.
- 05Passport photograph
The required quantity and dimensions are stated in each training announcement.
- 06Medical report
A medical report meeting the wording and validity requirements in the relevant announcement.
- 07Flight accident insurance
Insurance valid for the scope and dates stated in the relevant announcement.
- 08Undertaking and consent
An undertaking and, for participants under 18, a parent or guardian consent form.