PPG Training - Clips and Pieces Part 2: Launches and Landings

Learning PPG has been awesome the last few months. This shows many of my first flights and progression in training towards the last ones. (30 flights are needed in Canada for licensing).

I was super happy to have not had any accidents, broken parts (machine or body) or crashes while training. The kiting ahead of time was well worth the effort. Its been a ton of fun and lots still to learn and practice skill wise and experience wise. (like filling the gas tank more frequently, haha).

Training at innisfail, Alberta, Canada airport with @FlyGuyAlberta

Gear:
My glider is the Dudek Nemo 4.
Paramotor is the Kangook Phoenix with a Moster 185 MY19.