PARAGLIDING IN INDIA - Training Course Details & Cost 

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Yes correct 👍It has become the best and maybe the only site in India for SIV in the last 5 years. That is also officially supported by the state government. .

Thanks for watching and glad to know the videos were helpful. Please also keep in mind whenever going for training only trust the instructors words rather than what you have heard or researched on youtube (including my videos 🙂). Go with a open clean mind.

Yes but only after you do minimum of 20-30 hours of flying after P3 with confidence without any help.

Thanks for you kind comment. Yes almost every one with normal stamina learn paragliding.

Yes I will surely in next few days. 👍

I am nearly the same age as your father 🙂 Best wishes to you and your dad.

wow... your father is one hell of a man to do paragliding even at this age... Happy and Safe landings to him.

So he didnt feel pround by looking u

Best wishes to you !!

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Hi, Weight is no issue, if you can run few meters without falling then this sport is for you. As you mentioned you play badminton/squash regularly then you may be more fit than many other pilots. Just go for it. Best Wishes.

Thanks a lot for appreciating. Best wishes to you 👍👍

@@InfoDays Thank You Sir 🙏🏻

In Kamshet you will get APPI certification with almost all schools. In Bir Billing there are no certifications but you can get yourself registered with PAI (Paragliding Association of India). Best combination is to do P1/P2 in Kamshet and P3 in Bir Billing and register with PAI.

Thanks and lot for your appreciation and kind words. Best wishes to you. 🙂

Thanks for a lot for appreciation 🙂, sorry for late reply

Nimas Dirang is equally good. I have mentioned it in comments in some other video. Paramotor flyer normally learns paragliding first as it is a progression. Paragliding has the basics of flying. Launch techniques are totally different and one should learn and re-learn when switching. Risk really depends on many factors. It is the same as horse riding or even riding a bike on highway at 100kmph. Somedays you can get away with big issues and sometimes even a small issue can be fatal. Overconfidence or lack of alertness overtime is risky in this sport. Once you taste the sport, you will get to know more. Best Wishes.

@@InfoDays Thanks a lot. Much appreciated.

Hi, It is mentioned in the video. Please watch.

Hang gliding and Paragliding are both different and in India there is no Hang gliding tandem. You have to take permission from DM of that area incase you want to fly tandem.

All schools provide necessary equipment. Once you have trained enough and feel you wish to continue further then you can buy pre-owned equipment or new. I have a video on buying equipment, please do see that as well. thanks.

Hi, Paragliding is just a small time hobby for me. Yes it is a expensive sport and moreover it requires a lot of time and dedication. I wish you very best of luck for your future PPG venture.

Can you share your whatsapp number

Both are the same minus the engine/motor. Same type paraglider is used in paramotor with a propeller engine.

Yes I will surely do. I had undergone skydiving training in 2013 and did one static-line jump. Couldn't progress to AFF as all training was banned in India after an accident in south. Will soon try to give all info related to solo skydiving in India and my personal experience.

Very low earning job with high risk and high maintenance costs. Tandem Pilots in Himachal get salary at approx 500 per flying. Most tandem pilots make 15-20k per month in season.

Himachal Pradesh

No, you will get it from the training center.

For learning, approx 60k - level P1-P2-P3 (Total around 10-12 days time)

You should post videos and information which is not available online so viewers can benefit.

Hi, please see my other videos with pricing details. thanks.

Glad to know video was helpful. Btw I am just a hobbyist in Paragliding with few years of experience not a instructor though. 🙂

Yes, currently not getting time from my main work of software and websites. The videos consume a lot of time so it is difficult to balance it with primary work. Will try to upload soon.

Thanks a lot !!

Thanks for watching!!

Thanks for appreciation. Yes you do have a optional reserve parachute but it is very seldom used and only in real emergencies. You can view my other videos which have some info ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HvOLZ1Iz584.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--_s6UF7ddB0.html

Can contact skyventures for info in Rajasthan

The answer is yes and no. You will still need to fly under supervision in areas where already senior pilots are flying. The transition to fly anywhere (suitable) completely without any supervision depends upon personal grasp and confidence.

Unfortunately it is very seasonal and only people living near the paragliding sites can get some employment. But that is also not very fruitful.

Hi, sorry for late reply. Unfortunately there are currently no good training schools for skydiving due to many govt restrictions. All Indians go to Russia for training. Please check krutitcy.com/ You could also learn some skills in India at indoor skydiving tunnel www.gravityzip.com/

Launching from mountains is most important. On ground you can only do training and simulate. Even if you learn from winch you have to learn launching from mountain else you would not be a complete PG pilot.

Contact this company for tandem paraglider (150-220 kgs) full set for 2 people. sky-country.com/escort-2/ But take training first.

One for question from you- "Where did you learn paragliding (school name)? Also if possible do let me know - Suppose if I wanted to fly everywhere in India (like mountains, beaches, etc) with proper knowledge of everything like emergency landing, and many more situations, then till which course I want to learn paragliding so that I can fly anywhere without difficulty?

@Shresth Jwanil Samroha Hi, I am glad you found this video helpful. I learnt PG from a very experienced friend and PG Gurukul school that's in Bir, Himachal (Which is the best in India). paragliding.guru/ I was not lucky to learn it in a single go due to time constraints. Paragliding is a ever-learning sport. You can never say you learnt everything. Once you complete P3 you can contact different schools elsewhere to help you fly in their region. Collect as many hours as you can and you will automatically know your confidence level. It is always good to fly under supervision for 10-20 hours. Communicating with other pilots will help you understand different situations and solutions. Basically, once you are in the sport you will automatically start progressing until the day you fly without any help. If time is not a constraint then the more you practice the faster and better you will learn. Also do note that you cannot just fly off from any hill. In P3 you will also learn about site & weather assessment. Please also note that just a little over confidence is also not good in this sport. I wish you good luck and hope you will achieve your dream of flying - safely. 🙂

@@InfoDays Thanks sir for sharing the informations with us and a humble request to please continue to make videos on paragliding that you consider as important to know before learning to paraglide and many more. As this topic is very less discussed on youtube. I will also try my best to share the videos of the channel and the informations to my fellows who are interested in paragliding. Keep growing and informing us about the same.😊😊

@@harsh_speaks Thank you and I will try to do my best to keep you and others informed. 👍👍

PG training is approx 50-60k for P3 level

Thank you for appreciation.

Sorry for delay in reply. No proper schools in kerala but you can try PG in Vagamon. Maybe they will be able to give consultation.

Sorry for late reply. Very narrow and competitive field. Very expensive also. You should first learn P1/P2 and then see if there is any scope for you.

Do it during summer holidays You'll get cheaper rates Better flying due to summer heat And It would be a much pleasant enviornment

Sorry for late reply, I may have missed your post. In India there is no skydiving training as of now because of strict restrictions after some fatal accident 10 years back. All Indians mostly go to Krutitcy, Russai for training. krutitcy.com/ I will though make a skydiving video soon.

Yes, PG Gurukul is the most reputed school in India.

Where is pg school

Pg gurukul is para gliding school located in bir, Himachal. I'm a student from there myself 😁 check their website for more info.

@@hardikgarg5872do you have their phone number?

Approx in 15-20 days for full course. And about average 5-7 days basic course.

@@InfoDays thank you so much sir ji

Sorry for delay in reply, was busy elsewhere. Any ENA or ENb low wing will solve the purpose. Do note at some places broken glass can be found and can damage the wings. You will also need to remove all fine sand from wing before packing.

Bhai khud ka business dalo ❤❤

You can contact training schools in Bir Himachal. Search in google. They always have old gliders of students who want to sell. Will be uploading video in a few days.

Thanks for watching 🙂

Google NIMAS in Arunachal Pradesh

Hi, unfortunately there are no training schools for hang gliding in India. Few people teach sometimes but not recommended as they don't give time.