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Programs: 4
A1 basic course at Flugschule Pinzgau
Flugschule Pinzgau
The four-day A1 basic course is the first part of Flugschule Pinzgau's A-licence training. It covers launch and landing practice on the training slope near Bramberg, first radio-guided high flights with more than 300 m height difference, briefings on take-off and landing sites, and theory in meteorology, flight technique, air law and equipment. Rental equipment, launch and landing fees and shuttles are included; lifts, accommodation and meals are not. The course ends with an Austrian school certificate.
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A2 high-flight course at Flugschule Pinzgau
Flugschule Pinzgau
The A2 high-flight course is the second part of the A-licence training after the A1 course; students plan its length individually. It includes radio guidance up to the 40th flight, site briefings, training of all required manoeuvres, ground handling, theory including aerodynamics, and the practical and theory exams for the Austrian licence. Launch and landing fees and shuttles are included; lifts, accommodation, meals, exam fees and equipment hire are not. Own equipment is needed from the start, or school rental by arrangement.
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Cross-country (B) licence course at Flugschule Pinzgau
Flugschule Pinzgau
This five-day cross-country (B) licence course in the Pinzgau combines theory in air law, navigation, meteorology and flying practice with XC flight planning and flight analysis. It includes radio-guided cross-country flights, among them the jointly flown exam flight, training of the required manoeuvres and the theory exam. Accommodation, meals and exam fees are not included. Confirm shuttles and launch and landing fees with the school.
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Thermal and technique training at Flugschule Pinzgau
Flugschule Pinzgau
This three-day training for A-licence pilots in the Oberpinzgau focuses on using and centring thermals, launch and landing technique including reverse launches, and the manoeuvres required for the cross-country (B) licence. It includes ground handling, flights of about 30 minutes with radio guidance, video analysis, weather-dependent site briefings, launch and landing fees in the Oberpinzgau and shuttles. Lifts, accommodation and meals are not included.
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