Introductory course
One day (5 hours) on the training slope — feel the wing in your hands and make your first flights. Equipment included. Price: 75 €. Duration: about 5 hours.
Price of the introductory course
The introductory course costs 75 €.
Rental of the complete equipment is included in the price.
If you sign up for any course within six months, the introductory course fee is credited in full.
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Registration
You can register for a course online, e-mail us at info@ifly.si or call us on +386 31 305 048.
Who is the introductory course for?
For anyone tempted by flying who would like to feel a wing in their own hands before signing up for training. One day is enough to know whether you want to go on to a licence.
For companies we also run it as a group event for up to 25 people.
What does it include?
First we show you how the training is structured and what lies ahead on the way to flying on your own. Then we head to a gentle training slope: with modern school equipment you learn to bring the wing up and keep it under control, and make your first short flights just above the ground.
- all the equipment for the day: wing, harness, reserve parachute, helmet and radio
- certificate of completion of the introductory day
- photos from the exercises and your first flights
When do introductory courses take place?
Every Saturday, weather permitting.
How long does it take?
About 5 hours.
Where do introductory courses take place?
On the training slopes at Prebold, Celje or Šoštanj — we tell you which one the day before, depending on wind and weather.
What do I need?
Nothing but the will and clothes for the hill: comfortable sportswear and shoes with good grip above the ankle. The flying gear comes from us.
Course provider
The participant is informed of the specific provider or instructor before the training starts. Where the regulations require a specific rating for the training, it is conducted only by a person holding a valid appropriate rating.
Provider and authorisations
Participants are informed of the specific provider or instructor before training begins. Where regulations require a specific authorisation, training is delivered only by a person holding a valid one.