At our members' meeting, we want to get together in a nice setting and reminisce with our fellow members about the past flying season. It's a great opportunity for new members to get to know the rest of the club. All members are invited to bring photos or videos. Together, we want to look back on the beautiful moments of the past season.
The Luxembourg Civil Aviation Directorate (DAC) has officially authorised our paragliding flying sites, ensuring compliance with aviation regulations. This achievement provides legal recognition for our activities, strengthens operational certainty for pilots, and prepares our sites for upcoming regulatory changes. The authorisation is renewed annually and has been successfully granted again this year.
In the past, we experienced significant interference from others using the same PMR channels, which disrupted communication. To address this, the club is switching from limited analog CTCSS codes to digital DCS codes, improving the chances of clear, interference-free radio transmission.
In spring we always organise the annual cleaning of our flying sites.
Meeting point: Saturday, 28 February at 9 am at one of our flying sites (Kautenbach, Michelau, Gringlay). It would be good if you could bring your own equipment. A rake or other garden material would be helpful. It would be better if you could organise a professional brush cutter. Even if you have nothing like this, your help is welcome. We will then give you tools.
Due to recent changes in policy by Direction de l’Aviation Civile (DAC), visiting pilots are required to get a free guest membership before taking off from any of our sites.
Become a guest member for freeParagliding - one of the most beautiful ways to be closer to the sun and rediscover the word freedom. In harmony with nature, this sport offers the opportunity to get to know a new dimension and see the world from above.
The wind in your face, facing the valley, you pull some strings and feel your wing inflating. Suddenly your glider is over your head, you take a few steps, then feel how you get pulled into the air. You accelerate your path, and finally start flying.
A few minutes or even hours later you will either land in some remote field or you might have made it to the designated landing spot. After careful inspection of the surroundings and the wind conditions you approach the landing field, heading against the wind, correcting your path along the way and finally get in touch with the soil again.
The Cumulux Paragliding Club is the one and only paragliding club in Luxembourg and currently has around 80 members. We maintain three different sites in the north of Luxembourg. About 20 of our members are pilots who fly regularly and in all seasons.
Tandem flights are not easy to organise on our sites, they can only be realised under certain conditions. Look here for more details.
We do not pursue financial profit, but rather want to spend wonderful moments with friends. We are also not a flying school. You should be a trained pilot if you want to fly with us. If you want to start flying, have a look at the Learn to Fly page.
