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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the training logbook in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your personal information at the top of the form, including your name, HPAC number, and contact details.
  3. In the 'Recommendation to Obtain' section, select your desired HPAC rating (P1 or P2) and any endorsements you wish to pursue.
  4. Fill out the 'Recommended Exercises Before the 1st Solo' section by checking off exercises completed and having your instructor initial each entry.
  5. Record all theoretical training sessions in the designated sections, ensuring that each entry is signed by your instructor for verification.
  6. Document all flight training experiences in the 'Record of Flight Training' section, including details such as date, type of launch, and duration.
  7. Utilize the comments pages for additional notes or observations from both you and your instructor throughout your training journey.

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The USHPA (United States Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association) has a defined a Pilot Proficiency System for ensuring pilot skills match the requirements to fly a given flying site. Pilots are assigned a pilot rating 1 - 4 (Beginner, Novice, Intermediate and Advanced).
Becoming an airline pilot involves earning a bachelors degree in aviation or a related field from an FAA-approved institution, acquiring a commercial pilots license and instrument and multi-engine ratings, logging flight hours and gaining an airline transport pilot certification.
The Club Pilot course is the minimum BHPA rating you will need in order to paraglide anywhere in the world, without an instructor present. During your paragliding course with us we will work towards developing your paragliding skills in order to make you a safe and competent pilot.
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Pass the HPAC P4 Written Exam 250 flights. Must have made 5 flights at each of 5 different sites in Intermediate level conditions, of which 3 were inland. Must have logged a minimum of 80 flying days. Must have logged at least 3, 1-hour flights in thermal lift without sustaining ridge lift.
A keen and capable person who can get to the gliding club once per week, sometimes flying twice per day, will progress quite quickly and could be flying solo in six months. This might be reduced if some intensive course type training can be mixed in.

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