About Prop & Wing
Built for the paramotor community.
Prop & Wing brings together products, knowledge, training resources and digital tools for the world of powered paragliding.
From someone wondering how to take their first lesson, to the pilot logging another flight, to the instructor managing a busy day of students, we want to make each part of the journey a little easier, better organised and more enjoyable.
Everything we build starts with the same question:
Would this actually be useful to someone who flies?
From first interest to first flight, and beyond.
Paramotoring has a brilliant way of pulling people in.
It might start with a video of someone flying at sunrise. Then come the questions. How do you learn? What does it cost? Where can you train? What equipment do you need?
Eventually there is a wing overhead, a motor on your back and an instructor telling you to keep running.
Prop & Wing is being built around that whole journey.
Not one moment of it.
The hangar
Products made for people who fly.
The Hangar is where we keep the good stuff.
Flight logbooks, patches, flight tags, apparel and gifts inspired by the parts of paramotoring pilots actually recognise.
Early starts. Muddy boots. Two-stroke. First solos. Six weather apps open at once. And that perfect little weather window that makes the whole week worthwhile.
Some things are practical. Some are just because another paramotor pilot will get the joke.
That is kind of the point.
Explore the HangarTools for instructors
Track progress. Manage students. Keep training moving.
Student progress, lesson history and instructor notes in one place.
Learn to fly
Read first. Fly later.
Wanting to fly is the easy bit.
The questions arrive next. What does it cost? How long does training take? Who should teach you? When do you actually leave the ground?
We put the useful answers in one place. The flying still happens in a field, with an instructor who can see you, the wing and the weather.
Getting in the air
- 01
Understand the sport
What it is, what it costs and how long training actually takes.
- 02
Find a school
A good instructor beats a nice website. Ask who teaches, and how.
- 03
Learn the wing
Ground handling first. The motor can wait.
- 04
Fly supervised
First flights happen with someone on the radio.
- 05
First solo
When they say you are ready. Then the real learning starts.
One sport. Different stages.
Built to be useful wherever you are in the journey.
Curious
Understand the sport and find somewhere to learn.
Learning
Track progress, understand the equipment and work towards that first solo.
Flying
Log flights, look after your kit and become part of the community.
Teaching
Manage students, training records and progression with better tools.
Prop & Wing connects those stages in one place.