which is required to be renewed annually. This ensures the safety and reliability of all passengers who will fly with them.
The pilots had to demonstrate their skills and abilities to Zoran Petrović, an examiner hired by the Civil Aviation Agency of Montenegro. The exam took place in Budva and consisted of two parts: theoretical and practical. To take part in the exam, the candidates were required to have the necessary documentation, which includes:
- A paraglider pilot’s license
- An insurance policy
- A medical fitness certificate
- A decision on the approval of off-airport take-off and landing
- Technical inspection of the paraglider
- A maintenance book for the reserve parachute
The theoretical section of the examination covered all aspects of safety and procedures, including testing the pilots’ knowledge of rules and regulations, equipment, meteorology, emergency responses, and other related topics.
Once they finished the theoretical portion, the pilots proceeded to the practical part of the test.
Inspectors from the Civil Aviation Agency attended to ensure the pilots were fully prepared for safe flying and would provide a pleasant flight for all passengers.
