What does our community aim to do? 

• Respect to protect local environment to practice safely paramotoring in Saudi. Providing X3M Tailor Made Adventures in Saudi Arabia & elsewhere. The sky is no more the limit!

Our mission is to establish a safe environment to supervise apprentice pilots to train, practice and beef up their pilot technics in harmony with the environment. 

 It hopes to achieve a sustainable Air-Sport community in the Middle-East, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. 

What are the values that bring people together in your community?

Caring & Respect for each other, Nature & its Elements.

✅ APPI Power – Step‑by‑Step Training Procedure for Paramotor Trainees

A professional, instructor‑ready training sequence

PHASE 1 — Introduction & Documentation

Objectives: Familiarize student with APPI Power, safety expectations, and administrative requirements.

1. Welcome & Orientation

   • Introduce APPI Power, school rules, training path (Adventure → Pilot). 

2. Complete paperwork

   • Student profile, medical info, emergency contacts, APPI ID creation if needed.

3. Briefing: What is paramotoring?

   • Overview of sport, risks, equipment categories, and safety culture. 

PHASE 2 — Theory Foundation

Objectives: Build essential knowledge before any practical training.

4. Lecture 1: Theory of Flight

   • Lift, drag, glide ratio, pitch/roll/yaw basics. 

5. Meteorology fundamentals

   • Wind layers, turbulence, thermal understanding, safe flying conditions (<10 mph wind for students). 

6. Air Law & Collision Avoidance

   • MOST IMPORTANT RULE: Avoid accidents at all costs. 

PHASE 3 — Ground Handling & Wing Control

Objectives: Develop canopy control skills before adding a motor.

7. Wing Introduction Session
   
   

   • Wing parts, harness, risers, trims, lines.

8. Wing Care Training
   
   

   • Untangling, folding, packing, and maintenance. 

9. Ground Handling Practice
   
   

   • Forward inflation

   • Reverse inflation

   • Control in varying wind

   • Kiting drills
      

10. Hand Towing Training
    
    

• Controlled low‑altitude tows (<30 ft). 

PHASE 4 — Motor Training (Ground Only)

Objectives: Ensure safe operation of powered equipment.

11. Motor Safety Checklist

• Pre‑start inspection

• Throttle check

• Frame/tank/prop integrity

• Fuel & carburetor checks
   

12. Safe Start Procedures

• Electric and/or pull‑start protocols

• Propeller safety angles

• No‑go zones
   

13. Wearing the Motor Session

• Posture

• Throttle modulation

• Walking runs with motor on idle
   

14. Hang Test & Harness Adjustment

• Center of gravity, comfort, reserve handle location

• Reserve deployment practice (simulated)
   

15. Pre‑Solo Flight Simulation

• Full sequence from preflight to simulated landing. 

PHASE 5 — Optional Tandem Intro Flight

(If instructor holds APPI PPG Tandem license)
16. Tandem Familiarization Flight

• Demonstrate takeoff, coordinated turns, landings.
   

PHASE 6 — First Solo Flights (Adventure Pilot Requirements)

Objectives: Safely achieve first independent air time.

17. SKILLS CHECK Before Solo

• Preflight

• Site assessment

• Weather analysis

• Motor usage competence
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18. Flight 1 – First Solo

• 20–30 min multiple circuits

• Light wind (<10 mph), open unobstructed area.
   

19. Flight 2 – Solo Consolidation

• Multiple circuits, smooth conditions, altitude discipline.
   

20. Progressive Flight Tasks (Flights 4–11)
    Typical milestones include:

• Low passes (no lower than 30 ft)

• Figure‑8 turns

• S‑turn patterns

• Climb to 1000–1500 ft

• Spot landings (50 m → 25 m accuracy progression)
   

PHASE 7 — Navigation & Pilot Development (Pilot‑Level Path)

Objectives: Build independence for solo flying at new sites.

21. Advanced Theory

• Flight planning

• Navigation

• Airspace rules

• Motor effects on wing behavior
   

22. Advanced Ground Handling & Maneuvering

• Strong‑wind kiting

• Precision control
   

23. Weather Analysis & Site Selection Skills

• Understanding micro‑meteorology

• Selecting safe takeoff/landing areas
   

PHASE 8 — Certification Process

Objective: Validate training and submit for APPI certification.

24. Instructor Logbook Validation

• Complete APPI PPG Pilot Training Logbook. 

25. Final Skills Assessment

• Must meet all APPI PPG Pilot course performance standards.

26. Online Application Submission

• Instructor uploads validated application + photo + fee.

• APPI issues official Pilot Certification Card.
   

PHASE 9 — Post‑Certification Mentoring

27. Safety Briefing for New Pilots

• Encourage flying with APPI schools when visiting new sites. 

28. Progression Planning

• Advanced, Performance, Tandem pathways

• Continued online theory resources