In 1998, the legend Patrick de Gayardon became the first person to fly through the air using a wing suit. Since that time, this type of parachuting has undergone enormous development. Whereas at one time, everyone jumped with a single wingsuit model, no matter whether they were a student or expert, today there are specific models, from a simple beginner's suit to a high-performance wingsuit with a glide ratio of up to1:3 (e.g. you fly a distance of three kilometres for a drop of one kilometre!). In addition to the distance that you cover during your jump, the significantly longer free-fall time (twice as long on average) is extremely appealing. The Wingsuit 1 course offers you the ideal basis with which to fly safely and at ease with a wingsuit. 

At least 200 jumps 

Main canopy at least 135 sq feet, max. wingload 1.4:1

Acoustic altitude warning device

Opening system hand deploy  (Pull-out not permitted!)

Helmets with cameras or other devices are not permitted! 

Theoretical block 

Wingsuit handling

Exit

Principles of flying technique

Pulling

After the opening

The course will be conducted on a one-to-one basis. The equipment (wingsuit) will be checked by the trainer or supplied