Questions and answers in general about paragliding and tandem flying
How do we get to the launch site?
In most cases we reach the starting point with a cable car and a few steps. Individual starting places can be reached by bus or car.
Questions and answers in general about paragliding and tandem flying
In most cases we reach the starting point with a cable car and a few steps. Individual starting places can be reached by bus or car.
We are happy to arrange flights for several people. Please let us know if you want to start at the same time. The bigger the group, the earlier we need your registration. We can take off with up to 5 gliders at the same time, depending on the location and weather conditions.
You can fly at practically any time of day or year. In the morning, the air is calmer and there is no turbulence to disturb the flight. In the afternoon - especially in summer - it can become a bit more thermally active, but this often allows us to ascend. If this becomes too uncomfortable for a passenger,
Yes. The altitude when flying is perceived quite differently than when you look down into the abyss from a high tower, for example. When paragliding, you are "held" from above.
We have no room in the paraglider backpack for backpacks, walking sticks, etc. But we can take a jacket, a mobile phone and a wallet with us without any problems. The other utensils you bring with you can be deposited in our cars or at the valley stations.
For the Hike & Fly flights, the pilot will discuss with you in advance what equipment you need.
A tandem glider flies approx. 36 to 40 km/h fast and can be made slower or faster by pulling on the steering lines. Therefore a sufficiently warm clothing is necessary.
During the landing you stand up in the harness and walk a few steps during the touch down. The pilot will draw your attention to this before or during the flight.
Your tandem pilot will give you a detailed briefing before the start and do a test run. It is very important when starting that you do not sit down as a passenger, but run along until the pilot says that you can now take a seat in the harness.
Your tandem pilot can take pictures with a GoPro wide-angle camera if desired. You don't have to bring an extra camera. We also accept no liability if your camera is lost or damaged during the flight.
Our tandem pilots have a lot of experience in both solo and tandem flying. We fly very often and under different flight conditions. In addition, we all come from our flight area and know the conditions of the Bernese Oberland.
Safety is our top priority, we do not make any compromises and therefore sometimes decide to