Option 4 – Full Course on Paraglider Trike (PPT) (from R21,400 – R29,900)

Option 4 – Full Course on Paraglider Trike (PPT) (from R21,400 – R29,900)

PPT Training, from Start to finish – R21,400* (All training on own equipment)

PPT Training, from start to finished – R29,900* (on school equipment, max pilot weight 100Kg)

SOLO Training configuration on Solo or Tandem Trike (tandem License is an Upgrade license after Basic License)

Come and do your full PPT course in Gauteng, Grasslands, just south west of Zwartkops raceway, 64ha of grass next to the Hennops river with a restaurant for the family to enjoy while you having fun

Training on your own equipment (option 4) includes:

• SAHPA Student registration Fees (Valued at R440)
• All Theory classes and marking of exams (Two open book exams/task)
• Theory coaching and report
• Restricted Radio SAHPA Licence (Valued at R1200)
• All Ground and Flight training (with a min of 35 flight)
• Training Package valid for six months from date of payment**
• Grassland Club Fees (from R500) Valid for 6 months

Note: The above prices exclude the following:

• any out of town travel and accommodation cos
• Flight gear, student must have his own kit and must be airworthy.
• SACAA License fees on completion of training (est R1900)

Paramotoring Trikes simply roll into flight, allowing a pilot to launch easily with their paraglider when there is no wind – the most challenging PPG launch condition.

Imagine:

• No carrying the heavy motor unit on your back!
• No more running forward launches!
• Rolling easily into flight!
• Landing in no-wind conditions with no running!

Bad knees, legs and ankles, No Problem!. Start flying Powered paraglider trikes.

You’ll actually smile when the other pilots worry about whether they can pull off a no-wind launch when the air is smooth and sweet, knowing that you can taxy along after inflation and roll right into a controlled launch. Come into your landing at full speed, with just a nice flare to round out the approach, and roll into a superb touch-down!

Some pilots simply do not have the physical strength or stamina to manage foot launch technique especially in light or no wind with a powerful, heavy machine on their back. Now those with bad knees, back, or certain other physical challenges have an option to fly.

Trikes are also ideal for women.

People sometimes see powered paragliding as either foot launching or using wheels. The fact is that you don’t have to limit yourself to one. Both have significant advantages.

Inmost cases very compact and transportable with PPG motor

• *As per T&C –
• **https://www.apexadventures.co.za/apex-t-c/