In the United States, you do not need a license or training to purchase equipment and fly paramotors, while following certain FAA guidelines for legal airspace and safety. With that being said, training is encouraged, in order to prevent major disasters, injuries, and possible fatalities, while enjoying the aspect of flight. This is an 'At your own risk' sport.

Fallen Angels Paramotor Club was initially founded as a get together club for a group of flyers. We have expanded that to training future pilots, who wish to enjoy the sport and explore their own accomplishments within the culture and sport of flight. We primarily operate out of the East Troy Airport in Wisconsin.

As with any sport, safety is a key element. If you have any medical conditions, you will need to relay these in the beginning, prior to training. We will not tolerate recreational drug use, or alcohol during training or prior to flights. The safety affects not only the individual, but also affects everyone around that individual in the air or on the ground.

If an individual is unsure of whether paramotoring is for them, we can always start out with a scheduled Tandem Paramotor Flight, where the prospective student rides up with a tandem pilot, and gets a feel for the experience of a flight, and to learn a few things while in flight. This tool will give the prospective student the opportunity to see if this is something they wish to pursue, or not pursue, prior to paying for training and equipment in the long run. Pricing is listed below for the Tandem Introductory Flight. If that person becomes a student, that price will be applied toward training costs, but only for one flight. If the student wishes to make additional flights, those will not count toward the training fee.

Training consists of some academic book work, ground school of learning to control the paraglider on the ground, tow assisted flight without the motor, learning the motor and ground training with motor and paraglider wing, and then

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Some of the aspects of flight.