Click on the chapter to see related articles in order of Chapter like the book. Additional material not in the book is in Section VII.
Section I: First Flight
Chapters 01-06 covers what to expect when first getting into the sport. A quick overview of the gear, what to look for in schools, and what you need to know for that first flight.
Section II: Spreading Wings
Once you set out on your own, this knowledge will help keep you safe and welcome in the national airspace system. Plus it helps expand into other areas such as formation flying, cross country and, most importantly, maintaining your gear.
14 Flying With Others
Section III: Mastery
Many pilots like to advance beyond basic flying around. Section III helps while pointing the various risks that you face. You’ll also learn about competition and free flight. It’s especially useful for those transitioning from free flight to motors.
16 Precision Flying
Section IV: Theory
You’ll fly even without understanding aerodynamics but it helps. Same goes for the more thorough treatment of weather and motor dynamics. The history chapter is just plain interesting.
Section V: Choosing Gear
After learning to fly, pilots sometimes want to buy different gear. These chapters help make informed decisions, including what to buy for home building.
Section VI:
Getting the Most out of Paramotor
The uses can be surprising! It won’t make a good airliner but there are actually some cool things it has been used for.
Section VII: Extras
Chapters 33 and beyond are only on FootFlyer.com. These are areas that didn’t quite warrant making it into the book. Bigger isn’t better; it’s just bigger. In this case it would just become unwieldy.
33 Organizing Fly-Ins