S.I.V

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S.I.V. stand (Simulation d'Incidentsen Vol) from French "Simulation of Flight Incidents". These courses are designed to simulate and train pilots in handling potential in-flight emergencies and complex maneuvers under controlled conditions.

course duration:

5 days

Requirement:

Prerequisites:

  • Proof of insurance (worldwide coverage): medical / search and rescue / 3rd person liability
  • APPI level 3 Licence
  • Basic physical fitness, 
  • Normal Medical Condition, 
  • Proper Gears (Flying Equipments, Ankle Boots and Full trousers) 
  • And a willingness to learn is essential. 

Age Limit:

  • Participants should be at least 18 years old.  
  • Those younger than 18 will need parental consent.
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Who Should take S.I.V Course?

Intermediate & Advanced
Pilots

Cross-Country & Acro
Pilots

Instructors & Tandem
Pilots

Importance of S.I.V. Training

  1. Safety and Confidence:
    • Emergency Handling: Pilots learn to manage situations like collapses, stalls, and spins, which can occur due to turbulent conditions or pilot error.
    • Confidence Building: Knowing how to handle emergency scenarios enhances a Pilot’s confidence, making them more capable of staying calm and resolving issues effectively during actual flights.
  2. Skill Development:
    • Advanced Maneuvers: Pilots practice maneuvers such as wingovers, spirals, and rapid descent techniques, which are essential for advanced flying and precision.
    • Control Mastery: The course improves overall control and understanding of the glider’s behavior, crucial for both recreational flying and competition.
  3. Enhanced Awareness:
    • Behavioral Insights: Pilots gain a deeper understanding of how their paraglider reacts in various situations, which can inform their decisions and flight strategies.
    • Risk Management: Through simulated incidents, pilots learn to assess and mitigate risks effectively, reducing the chances of accidents.
  4. Preparation for Real Incidents:
    • Simulated Experience: Pilots experience real-world scenarios in a controlled environment, allowing them to practice responses without the actual risk of in-flight complications.
    • Muscle Memory: Repeated practice of corrective actions helps engrain the necessary responses into muscle memory, ensuring quick and automatic reactions during real incidents.
  5. Qualification for Advanced Flying:
    • Cross-Country and Competition Flying: S.I.V. training is often a prerequisite for pilots aiming to engage in cross-country flying or competitive paragliding, where advanced handling skills are critical.
    • Instructor and Tandem Pilot Training: Those looking to become instructors or tandem pilots typically need S.I.V. training to ensure they can manage unexpected situations safely.