Three programs. Six training regions. Maximum 4 students per class. All equipment included.
Whether you're starting from zero or looking to sharpen skills you already have, we have a program built for where you are right now.
Try Before You Train
Your very first time in the air. Experience the freedom of paramotoring with an expert by your side.
Full Certification
Full ground school through your first solo flight. PPG2 rating upon completion. Limit 4 per class.
Advanced Course
Master crosswind landings, altitude management, and introductory aerobatics.
4
Students Max Per Class
10
Day PPG2 Course
100%
Equipment Included
6
Training Regions
We operate across six regions in Western Washington. Every location runs the same curriculum, the same 4-student cap, and the same equipment standards.
Greater Seattle Area
Training sites in the Snoqualmie Valley, Enumclaw area, and Kent/Auburn valley - flat terrain, predictable morning air, and easy access from King County.
30–60 min from the city
South Puget Sound
Puyallup River valley, Graham/Kapowsin farmland, and Orting valley. The most convenient option for students in Pierce and southern King County.
Central to Pierce County
Snohomish County
Skagit Valley flatlands and Snohomish River corridor. Excellent morning conditions with minimal airspace conflict - one of our most active training areas.
30 min north of Seattle
Northwest Washington
Skagit and Nooksack valley sites with consistent marine morning air and dramatic Cascade backdrops. Ideal for late spring and summer cohorts.
90 min north of Seattle
South Sound / Thurston County
Prairie terrain and river valley sites in Thurston and Lewis County. Seasonal cohorts serving the South Sound and I-5 corridor south of Tacoma.
60 min south of Tacoma
Washington Coast
Hard-packed Pacific beach runway, uncontrolled Class G airspace, and consistent onshore marine winds. Seasonal cohorts on one of the most open training environments in the state.
2.5 hrs southwest of Seattle
Book an intro flight first - it's the lowest-commitment way to experience paramotoring and meet the instructors before signing up for a full course.