This is how your glider pilot career may look like with us:

• Membership at our club
• Practical and theoretical training
• 100 to 120 take-offs in one of our double seated gliders with one of our flight instructors; 3 to 6 take-offs per day
• Aero-tow course (optional)
• Medical examination (Class II)
• Acquisition of the Radio Certificate
• 30 solo flights (single or double seater glider)
• Practical and theoretical exam
• Picking up the licence at the Austrian Aero Club
• Gaining practical flying experience in proximity of the airfield
• Double-seater rating after 20 hours of flight (enables to fly double-seated gliders with passengers)
• Acquisition of other ratings (e.g.: retractable powerplant rating)
• Cross country flying
• Acquisition of the FAI Gliding Commission Badges
• Becoming a certified flight instructor at out club
• Aerobatic rating
• Participation at gliding competitions
• And much more depending on your interests!

More questions may be answered in our FAQ.