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PREPARE FOR LAUNCH

Learn to flY A Paramotor

Your adventure starts with the right training

Professional paramotor training for new pilots in Boise, Idaho and the Salton Sea in Southern California
 

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About Launch PPG

We believe learning to fly a paramotor should be about more than simply getting you into the air. Our goal is to build safe, confident, independent pilots with the skills and judgment to enjoy this sport for years to come.

No Shortcuts

We do things the right way. We focus on building the skills, judgment, and confidence you need to become a safe, independent paramotor pilot.

SAFETY IS PARAMOUNT

Safety is at the center of everything we teach—from your first day of training through your first flights and beyond.

LEARN FIRST. BUY LATER.

There’s no need to purchase equipment before training. Build your skills first, then make informed equipment decisions based on what’s right for you.

Student for life

Your relationship with Launch PPG doesn’t end when training is complete. When you train with us, you’re a student for life.

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Choose your training location

Boise Training

Train locally with Launch PPG in the Boise area. Our flexible training format is designed around your schedule, with evening and weekend sessions available during the spring and summer. Learn at your own pace with experienced instructors focused on building safe, confident, independent pilots.

Salton Sea Training

Train with us at the Salton Sea in Southern California, where consistent winter weather gives us the opportunity to fly and train nearly every day. Our two-week destination classes provide an immersive training experience designed to build your skills, confidence, and independence as a pilot.

Get In Touch

Boise, ID

steve@launchppg.com

208-254-0696

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All Photos credited to Colten Wenger.  

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