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Frequently asked questions

We know that you will have many questions that you want answeres to. It is normal to be a little apprihensive at first but we have compiled a list of question we are often asked.

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some questions

Do I have to be fit...?
Can I teach myself...?
How long does it take to learn...?
What does the BHPA stand for...?
What are EP and CP?
What is soaring...?
Controlling the direction...?
What are the age limits...?
What is tethered soaring...?
What happens when a glider stalls...?
Nerves...?
Is it dangerous...?
How long can a glider stay up...?
How much do hang gliders cost...?
Equipment - What do I need...?

 

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What are EP and CP ?
The Elementary Pilot and Club Pilot are the first and second qualifications in the Pilot Rating Scheme set out by the BHPA. There is no legal requirement to have any licence in the UK to buy, own or fly a hang glider .These ratings are followed by Pilot and finally Advanced Pilot - AP. The skill levels they represent can be summarised as EP - Free flying solo at fairly low height on a trainer type glider. CP Higher flights on a 4/5th gen. glider leading to soaring and top landing. - P An experience pilot who has developed all the skills required for cross-country flights. AP - an experience pilot who has demonstrated advanced skills.
 

 

  
 

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