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Paragliding passenger test
Can you paraglide?
We’ve designed a brief paragliding assessment for you. Through a series of questions, we aim to determine your suitability for paragliding.
If you are deemed fit for paragliding, we will assist you in selecting suitable gear, including a wristwatch.
Each hour brings its unique nuances. For instance, morning hours offer a more serene flight experience, while in contrast, during noon, we have the opportunity to prolong our time in the air.
Paragliding test
good luck 🙂
Vertigo rahatsızlığınız var mı?
Yükseklik korkunuz var mı?
2.Katın balkonundan tutunarak aşağı bakabilir misiniz?
Tekne turu midenizi bulandırır mı?
Yamaç paraşütü yaptınız mı?
Fotoğraf çekilmeyi sever misiniz?
Lunaparktaki eğlenceleri sever misiniz?
Paragliding flight hours
Let’s learn the difference between clocks!
The pivotal factors influencing paragliding include cloud conditions, wind speed, and turbulence, all of which are instigated by warming, namely, the sun’s influence. Consequently, each hour exerts a distinct impact on paragliding flights. Oludeniz paragliding times and differences between them:
Morning sorties 08:00 – 11:00
Due to reduced heating in the morning hours, there is less turbulence, resulting in a smoother paragliding experience with minimal shaking. Additionally, lower humidity levels contribute to a clearer and more picturesque view.
Afternoon sorties 11:00 – 15:00
In the afternoon, heightened heating leads to increased thermic air activity, allowing for longer durations of flight. The sun being at a right angle enhances the beauty of the scenery, resulting in more captivating pictures.
Evening sorties 15:00 – 19:00
Evening sorties represent the most tranquil flights of the day, with the scenery taking on a subtle glow due to moisture in the air. While paragliding at sunset is delightful, it’s important to note that flights are concluded at sunset.
Get to know yourself better!
Paragliding is an extremely comfortable and enjoyable experience, and there is no need for apprehension. However, we understand that some guests may have sensitivities or fears. We are dedicated to assisting you in overcoming any concerns, and aside from two specific issues, there is nothing else that would hinder you from enjoying the experience of flying.
Vertigo Disorder
If you experience vertigo, there is limited action you can take. Typically stemming from inner ear issues, engaging in such activities may induce severe dizziness and negatively impact you.
For individuals with vertigo eager to experience flying, here are our recommendations: Opt for a cable car ascent. Take an anti-nausea pill 30 minutes before the flight. Inform your pilot about your vertigo condition. Choose morning hours for the flight. Once the paraglider is airborne, focus on looking straight ahead without excessive upward or downward glances.
Fear of heights
The fear of heights is a common and innate instinct shared by everyone, serving as a fundamental mechanism for our survival. However, having this fear does not necessarily preclude you from paragliding. Paragliding, being an aircraft, instills a strong sense of safety. Typically, once the parachute takes off, any lingering fear tends to dissipate almost instantly
For certain guests, the challenge may be more psychological. To illustrate this, we use the analogy of looking from a balcony. We have confidence that if you can manage to hold on and look from a second-floor balcony, you are likely capable of paragliding as well
