The only one I've really enjoyed is FlightClub - it's a free java game online. It's actually quite realistic for cross-country (XC) flying.

Find it here

We 'can'. The scooter is certainly capable and ideal for towing paragliders. Our operators though, do not have the experience. We're willing to learn so if you are a PG pilot with lots of tow experience, we're keen on learning how to tow you safely. Or if you are an experienced PG scooter-tow operator, we'd be keen on learning from you.

To be able to tow on our scooter you would need HPAC insurance and be a SOGA Club member. Cost of a scooter tow is $10 per tow.

In decent soaring conditions we can go cross-country. You find a thermal and climb in it as high as you can and then venture off in search of your next thermal. You can't see them so this is where experience comes into play.

The World Record for distance covered in a single flight is just over 700km's! It took him over 10 hours to do it...no landings, no pit-stops. This happened in Texas.

The Canadian record is 330km achieved in Alberta. The Ontario record is 202km.

We use a 'scooter-tow' which is the industry standard method of instruction to introduce people to getting in the air...even with no prior instruction.

Minors (under the age of 18) need parental consent. It usually more of a question of weight and maturity.