The methodology applied to the "wing simulator device" for the training of pilots.

Level 1.
Orange box (Paragliding).
Orange box (Hang gliding).

Level 2.
Blue box (Paragliding).
Blue box (Hang gliding).

   
 

A high-demanding methodology on the simulator training program renders natural most appropriate stance and reactions at all the stages of flight (from glide gound-handling, take-off run, flying technique and in-flight incident reactions), which combined with real glide ground-handling and take off run, ensures a quick transition to real in-flight instruction.

INDEX

Part one: SMAAP
1. Equipement preparation (pre-flight routine).
2. Control of the structure of the wing.
3. Turning (Reverse launch).
4. Launch run.
5. Drifts on the launch run and control of the structure of the wing.

Part two: field practice
6.  Equipement preparation (pre-flight routine).
7.  Control of the wing.
8.  Turning (Reverse launch).
9.  Launch run.
10. Drifts on the launch run.

Part three: SMAAP 
11. Flight technique.
12. Incidents in flight technique.

Part four: SMAAP
13. Training flights.

Part five: on the field
14. Launches and landings.

Part six: altitude flights
15. Security protocols.
16. Equipement preparation (pre-flight routine).
17. Firsts flights.

Part six: altitude flights
18. Training statistics.
19. Observations.

 

   
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A methodology strongly focused on the simulator training. All the key stages must be asimilated and automated by the student (such as control of the angle, take-off run and flying technique, etc.) to start real take-off run practice and immediately the firsts "big flights". All the work is done in vertical position.

INDEX

Part one: SMAAP
1. Equipement preparation (pre-flight routine).
2. Launch run position and control of the angle of flight.
3. Control of the angle of flight during the launch run.
4. Drifts in the launch run.
5. Control of the angle during launch run, hands positions and bent launch run position.

Part Two: SMAAP
6. Flying Technique.

Part Three: SMAAP
7. Training flights.

Part Four: on the field
8.   Equipement preparation (pre-flight routine).
9.   Hang glider assembly.
10. Control of the angle during the launch run and drifts.
11. Launches and Landings.
12. Disassemble and transport of the hang glider.

Part Five: altitude flights
13. Security Protocols.
14. Hang glider assembly and equipement preparation (pre-flight routine).
15. Firsts altitude flights.

Part Six: altitude flights
16. Training statistics check.
17. Observations.

   
       
 

A methodology which includes new flight-technique areas in the simulator. It helps speeding up real glider ground-handling practice. It benefits for a wide theorical material support, wih the aim of providing the pilot-student the necessary knowledge and awareness to fly in different sites and conditions, within the maximum security levels.

ÍNDICE

Part one: SMAAP
1. Control of the structure of the wing.
2. Control of the structure of the wing and turn (reverse launch technique).
3. Drifts and launch run.

Part two: on the field
4. Control of the wing.
5. Control of wing and turn (reverse launch technique).
6. Drifts on the launch run.
7. Launches and landings.

Part three: SMAAP
8. Active flying - Flight Technique.
9. Thermal - Flight Technique.
10. Incidents - Flight Technique.

Part four: SMAAP
11. Training flights.

Part five: on the field
12. Materials: flight elements, pilot´s gear and instruments.
13. Aerodynmics and lift (sustentation).
14. Meteorology.
15. Clouds and Rainfalls.
16. Orography and local winds.

PART SIX: LANDING APPROACH
17. Schematize the landing approach manoeuvre.

PART Seven: altitude flights
18. Security protocols.
19. Descent flights.
20. Ascendant flights.
21. Soaring flights.
22. Thermal flights.

PART Eight: altitude flights
23. Training statistics check.
24. Observations.

 

 

 

 
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A methodology that requires an important and intensive training on the simulator. The "prono" or lying position must be scrupulously asimilated at all the stages of the system, with all variations. The theorical support is comprehensive and the "altitude flights" are generally done in the same site.

INDEX

PART One: SMAAP
1. Equipement preparation (pre-flight routine).
2. Launch run position and control of the angle.
3. Control of the angle of flight during the launch run.
4. Drifts in the launch run.
5. Control of the angle during launch run, "bent" hands position change and "lying" position.

PART Two: SMAAP
1. Flight Technique.

Part three: SMAAP
2. Training flights.

Part four: theory
1. Materials: flight elements, pilot´s gear and instruments.
2. Aerodynmics and lift (sustentation).
3. Meteorology.
4. Clouds and Rainfalls.
5. Orography and local winds.

PART Five: Altitude flights
1. Security Protocols.
2. Hang glider assembly and equipement preparation (pre-flight routine).

PART Six: altitude flights
1. Altitude flights.
2. Training statistics check.
3. Observations.

 

 

 
       
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