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Learn to fly
Five tracks share one numbering system. The hundreds digit means the same thing in every track: 100 Stability · 200 Relative · 300 Group · 400 Mastery. The ★ courses line up with the credentials that decide which jumps you can get on.
40 of 40 courses published · all as drafts under review.
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Freefly 100
Gear, corking, exit order, breakoff, back-fly and the vertical recovery position. Every track, from Head Up to Dynamic, builds on this course.
Head Up
The recommended first vertical orientation: sit and stand, movement, then relative and group flying.
6 / 6 published
100 · Stability
200 · Relative
300 · Group
400 · Mastery
Head Down
Finding and holding vertical head-down, then control, docks and group craft.
14 / 14 published
100 · Stability
200 · Relative
300 · Group
Fly head-down in groups
Fly the float slot on a head-down big-way
Fly the diving slot on a head-down big-way
Fly base on a head-down big-way
Fly intermediate vertical formation skydiving (VFS)
400 · Mastery
Organise head-down big-ways
Organise multiple-aircraft loads
Engineer big-way formations
Fly open vertical formation skydiving (VFS)
Fly sequentials and hybrid formations
Angles
Tracking and navigation, slot flying, and leading movement jumps across the sky.
8 / 8 published
100 · Stability
200 · Relative
300 · Group
400 · Mastery
Dynamic
Near-vertical angles, the pass-through and flock and roll, then following, mirroring and eagles. A mastery track with no sign-offs.
10 / 10 published