To participate in the course, you will need to subscribe to an FFVL pilot license.
1: Log in to https://federation.ffvl.fr/ and click on “Prendre sa licence / Get your license” on the right-hand side.

2: After entering your personal information, select the Kymaya paragliding school by typing: 28916.
3: Go to the next page and select paragliding as your main activity. Then fill in your other free flight activities if necessary.

4: “Cotisation fédérale” Federal membership and RCA: Aerial Civil Liability are mandatory.
- If you only want to be licensed for the duration of the course, choose the 9-day course license, which is suitable for an elementary course.
- However, for Progression packs or Club Pilot course, opt for the supervised activity license: Parapente, Delta, Speed Riding.
If you plan to start with the intention of becoming an autonomous pilot and therefore practice regularly, choose the “Primo Licencié” option (available only if this is your first license, except for the 9-day license).
If you have already subscribed to an FFVL license in the previous year or earlier, you must log in with your license number and subscribe to a new license for the current year if you haven’t already done so.
5: Continue filling out the form until you reach the optional insurance page.
Personal accident insurance (Indemnités accident) is optional but highly recommended.
Medical Requirements
- No mandatory medical certificate, but the option to complete a health questionnaire.
- A checkbox must be validated:
- “I have read the information form regarding medical contraindications to the practice of paragliding and hang gliding. It is my responsibility, in case of doubt or need, to consult a physician or contact the Medical Commission of the Federation.
- I hereby declare on my honor, with full knowledge, that I do not present any of the contraindications listed in the information form.”
- A download link to the list of contraindications must be provided.
- Information should be included about the possibility of consulting a physician or the Federation’s Medical Commission (COMED) in case of difficulty understanding the form, doubt, or the presence or occurrence of any conditions that could pose a risk or contraindication to free flight.