Paragliding
Cloudbusters Paragliding
Contact details:
3 Strathyre Gardens, East Kilbride, Glasgow, G75 8GPTel: 07899 878509
Email: Cloudbusters Paragliding
Glasgow's longest established BHPA (British Hang Gliding & Paragliding Association) registered school offering paragliding and paramotoring training for all levels of pilot at Tinto Hill in Lanarkshire. Come and experience for yourself the exhilaration and the excitement of controlled flight with a sophisticated canopy. Paragliding pilots come from all walks of life (and are all ages) but the common element is adventure. Paragliding is a challenging sport which takes you out on the hills and into the skies with ease and style.
What we do best:
We train students in accordance with the BHPA Pilot Rating Scheme, form day one to advance training. On a pilots first day we hope to get them a solo flight to give them the experience of being airborne. Once the student gets the bug, they can continue to get a qualification - Club Pilot level, allows them to fly unsupervised in the club environment.We give advice in the purchase of equipment, and are distributors for most leading brands of canopies and harnesses, and have an extensive selection of second hand gear available.
Travel Directions
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Available packages
Introductory Fun Day - full days training hope to get the student solo flying by the end of the day - £120.00
2 Day Course - 1st day as above then 2nd day is more flying, slightly higher and introducing turns - £210.00
Elementary Pilot Course - 1st qualification takes about 5/6 days training basic qualification - £450.00
Club Pilot Course - 2nd qualification takes about 8/10 days training, to a level when you can leave the school - £500.00
Combined EP & CP Course special offer £800.00
Other activities available
Useful info
Equipment provided?
Yes we supply all equipment , canopy, harness, and helmet , but we recommend you bring walking boots for ankle protection.What do I need to wear?
Comfortable clothing and boots, remember you are out on the hills for the day.What do I need to bring?
Pack lunch and lots of water for drinking if it is hot!When can I do it?
All year round. We are a full time school it is just weather dependant - In Scotland!
