Courses

Four programs, one goal: pilots who understand their wing and fly with confidence — whatever the sky throws at them.

SIV photo here Water launch, collapse recovery, or a wing over the lagoon.
Most Popular

SIV Courses

SIV — Simulation d'Incidents en Vol — is where you stop guessing what your glider will do and start knowing. Over the lagoon in Ölüdeniz, with a boat safety crew and radio coaching in real time, we work through maneuvers that would be far too risky to first attempt on your own.

Here's what makes this course different: we go through the SIV Manual together, page by page, before every flight. You'll know exactly what each maneuver is, why your glider reacts the way it does, and what your hands need to do — before you're ever in the air doing it. No surprises, no guesswork, just steady, well-explained progress.

3–5 days Small groups Boat + radio support All levels welcome
  • Full collapses (asymmetric & frontal) and recovery
  • Spins, stalls and wingovers, explained before flown
  • B-line and big-ear descents for real-world use
  • Daily debrief with your own flight footage
  • Your own printed/digital copy of the SIV Manual to keep
Book the SIV Course
Acro photo here A helicopter, tumble, or infinity tumble sequence.
Advanced

Acro Courses

Acro takes everything from SIV and turns it into flow — helicopters, tumbling, infinite tumbling, misty flips. It's precise, physical, and honestly, it's like dancing in the air.

This course is built for pilots who already have solid SIV experience and want to progress into sequenced maneuvers safely, with an instructor who competes at national level and flies alongside you.

Prerequisite: SIV course 1-on-1 coaching Video review
  • Helicopter entries and exits
  • Tumbling and infinite tumbling fundamentals
  • Combo sequences and rhythm
  • Safety systems for advanced maneuvers
Book the Acro Course
Cross-country photo here A thermal climb, or a wide valley/ridge shot.
Distance

Cross-Country Courses

Local flights are great — but there's another level once you can read thermals, plan a route, and make good decisions kilometers from your launch point. This course builds the judgment that keeps long flights safe.

Prerequisite: solid thermalling Route planning Airspace & weather briefing
  • Thermal centering and efficient climbing
  • Reading clouds, wind and terrain for route choice
  • Airspace, retrieval planning and decision-making
  • Live coaching by radio during real XC flights
Book the XC Course
Beginner photo here First flight or ground-handling shot.
Start Here

Beginner Courses

Never flown before? This is where you start to be a pilot. We begin on the ground — wing control, launch technique, and the theory you need — then move to your first supervised flights.

No experience needed Ground handling included Certificate on completion
  • Ground handling and kiting until it feels natural
  • Launch, flight and landing technique
  • Basic meteorology and site assessment
  • Supervised first flights with radio coaching
Book the Beginner Course

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