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The purpose of this web site is to provide you
with all the information you need to know about the sports of ultralight
and light sport aviation, as well as, continue learning to make your experience more enjoyable.
If you've ever had the desire to fly on your own then this is one of
the most exciting and affordable solution for most people. It allows you to own an
aircraft that doesn't require an expensive hangar or special pilot license and best of all
you can haul it in your car or truck. You can launch under your own power, climbing and
gliding as you please. Many a pilot have said, "this is exactly what I've been
looking for".
To experience the sport more fully and learn more about getting started, you can check out
DVDs, videos, books, and CDs that cover
the sport. Periodicals and magazines are a great resource for
the latest happenings.
The equipment needed is minimal by aviation standards.
The rest of the equipment consists mainly of safety and communication gear.
The training needed to get yourself flying solo is also minimal.
The basic techniques -- launching, turning, landing -- are fairly easy to learn.
You can fly solo from an airstrip and progress to higher and longer flights, all in a few days.
Safety is of utmost importance. Despite the relatively low risk involved, there still
remains the possibility of serious injury if a pilot doesn't properly prepare and exercise good judgment.
Preparation and proper training go a long way towards a pilot's well being as well as enjoyment. Part of
preparation is knowing what weather conditions
you will be flying in.
There are many great flying
locations around the world to flying. Since you don't want to
fly alone, there are organizations and clubs with many
friendly people to assist you in your new sport and to fly with.
To see some of these incredible aircraft in action click on
over to the photo gallery or
movie gallery to experience the
skies like a bird! For additional info we have answered some of the most frequently
asked questions you may have about the sport and getting started. |
