Training Programs
USPPA PPG 1-3 Ratings
Powered paragliding is governed through both the FAA Part 103 and the United States Powered Paragliding Association (USPPA). Your initial step will be to earn both your PPG1 and PPG2 ratings certifying you as a Paramotor pilot capable of safely and successfully performing both forward and reverse launches, both of which require written and skills tests. After you have gained 100 flight hours, you can sign up for a follow on class where you can earn your PPG3 rating, certifying you as an advanced Paramotor pilot.
Tandem Discovery Flights
Still on the fence about learning how to fly? Sign up for a Tandem Discovery Flight where you will get to experience first hand flying high in the sky. Warning!! This may cause an addiction to Powered Paragliding!
Cost and requirements. $150 for 30 minutes of flying*
Weight limit is 225lbs (verified on site)
Must be able to walk and run without physical assistance
*flying time can vary and although 30 minutes is the goal, flight time can be more or less depending on time of day, weather, and any other unforeseen circumstances or simply at the discretion of the Tandem Pilot.
Don’t let regret win. Sign up today!
Intro classes
Get a feel before you take the commitment
Interested in flying but not sure this is for you? My introductory class is 4 hours long where we’ll go over some basic wing control culminating in you achieving a solid forward launch (not powered). Spending this time will give you a better understanding of what Powered Paragliding (PPG) is without the commitment or cost of the full course. Introductory classes are $300 however if you choose to sign up within 12 months of completing the introductory class, 100% of this will go to the overall class tuition.
Meet the Instructor
All American Paramotor is Veteran owned and operated by Noah who is a retired Army First Sergeant where he spent nearly 23 years serving the United States. During his time in the Army he was a Paratrooper with the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, 10th Special Forces and other Airborne assets within the US Army. Although his love for aviation started at a very young age, he fell in love with Paragliding while stationed in Germany. Years later he stumbled across Powered Paragliding and has never looked back. Noah is certified through the USPPA as an Instructor and having his background as a Noncommissioned Officer, training others is his passion.
