How to start hang gliding? How to become a hang glider pilot?

Learn how to start hang gliding and train to become a hang glider pilot. This video will teach everything from where to find a hang gliding school to how to purchase your first hang glider.

Introduction 0:00
How much does hang gliding cost? 2:14
Do you need a pilot license? 7:04
How long does training take? 9:51
Step 1 - Find an instructor/school 13:56
Step 2 - Take a tandem flight 16:38
Step 3 - Be patient 18:16
Step 4 - Begin your lessons 21:22
Step 5 - Earn your Hang I pilot rating 24:38
Step 6 - Buy your first hang glider & harness 26:00
Step 7 - Keep practicing & training 30:49
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Written & Directed by Eric Muss-Barnes
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Visit www.HangGlidingFlightSchool.com for a map of nearly 40 flight instructors in the USA.
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Music:
"Soar" by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0.
www.scottbuckley.com.au

"Call To Adventure" by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0.
www.scottbuckley.com.au
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