17+ years in the air, one goal: pilots who understand their wing and fly with real confidence.
I've been flying paragliders for over 17 years, and teaching them for most of that time. I'm an international APPI Master paragliding instructor, an R&D test pilot for Sky Paragliders, and a competition acro pilot — but honestly, what I care about most is watching a nervous first-timer land their first flight, or a pilot who's flown for years finally understand why their wing does what it does.
I fly every SIV, Acro and XC course myself, alongside you — not from a boat with a megaphone. That's how I coach: close enough to talk you through it in real time, and honest enough to tell you when you're ready for the next step and when you're not.
Like most pilots, one flight was all it took. What started as a hobby quickly became a full-time pursuit of understanding the wing, not just flying it.
Certified internationally to teach the full range of paragliding disciplines — from first flights to advanced SIV and acro.
Working directly with manufacturers on wing behavior and safety gave me a deeper, technical understanding of exactly what happens during a collapse, spin or stall — knowledge that now shapes every SIV course I teach.
Competing at national level in acrobatic paragliding, combining precision maneuvers into judged sequences.
Cross-country flying — reading the sky and making the right call kilometers from launch — remains one of my favorite things to teach.
Running SIV, Acro, Cross-Country and Beginner courses over one of the best flying sites in the world.
For SIV especially, we go through the manual together first — you'll never be asked to fly a maneuver you don't already understand.
You get radio contact in the air and a proper debrief on the ground — with your own flight footage, not a generic recap.
Every course is built around a full safety setup — boat crew, radios, and a progression that respects where you actually are as a pilot.
Pick your course and I'll see you in Ölüdeniz.