Yes! If you are in normal healthy condition, there should be nothing in your way. Throughout the journey, you will be safely accompanied, coached and mentored by one or multiple world class professionals.

At 60+ years of age a medical certificate is required. Maximum weight is 90 kgs. If in doubt, please contact the chief instructor.

The goal is not just flying a wingsuit. It is flying along the famous Eiger Mittellegi Mountain Ridge in Switzerland in a wingsuit. The technical and mental training level is aimed to be high enough to perform the flight in a very safe way.

Depending on your requirements, the entire training can be conducted in a very private and non-public way.

The chief instructor of this program is a world renowned wingsuit pilot, coach and author of a globally recognized training program. He is holding several world records and has planned, organized and performed air stunts that have never been there before. In his non-wingsuiting life, he is balancing his sport - brain equilibrium as a cybersecurity expert and is dealing with risk management in many ways. You will get to know him first on an introductory call.

The 180 days is the realistic estimated amount of time you put into this project if you have absolutely no previous experience. If you have existing licenses, experiences and capabilities, this amount might rapidly decrease.

The amount of time spent can and most likely will be spread over a broader time range. Since you probably have other obligations but a very high commitment, a realistic time frame can be one year. It is not recommended to spread the experience over more than three years.

The training can take place all over Europe, Middle East and Africa and there are usually optimal locations depending on season and weather. Choice of locations is part of the initial joint scheduling and an ongoing dialogue will be held whenever there are choices to be made, taking into account practical aspects, as well as your personal preferences.

According to Wikipedia, the peak of the Eiger is at an altitude of 3967 Meters above sea level.

Usually, the stay at the peak altitude is too short to make additional oxygen supply necessary. There will be enough experience on the way to excellence to be able to judge and know if additional oxygen supply is necessary.

The actual flight time depends on several factors like wing load and conditions. The solo wingsuit flight can take between 1 and 3 minutes and a few minutes under canopy.

All the training is optimized for maximum safety through highly experienced professional personnel, prior screening, proper briefings and conservative decisions.

The training includes the following:

All on-site, in-air and remote coachings.

All standard skydive air transport tickets to altitude for yourself and your accompanying coach.

All special equipment needed to perform the sport such as wingsuits, skydive rig, instruments and protective equipment.

Training and coaching at specially geared facilities.

Certifications and license cost as well as airsports third party liability insurance during the training.

The monumental Eiger wingsuit flight.

The experience is priced at 242k EUR.

Not covered are travel, travel time, accommodation and expenses for yourself and for your coach.

There is an initial phase after which you can decide if you would like to continue the training.

If you cannot finish the training during the second phase for medical reason, there can be a partial refund minus accrued cost. However during the first phase, there will be a joint discussion and elaboration to make as sure as possible that a success is possible.

A normal insurance that covers health and normal sports accidents is usually enough. to give you an understanding: A bad accident that could potentially happen might be a torn foot ligament on a messed up landing. The training and advice, when followed, are geared for zero accidents and proper risk management and reduction methods are being taught.

There is a special third party liability insurance necessary, but it is included in the training cost.

A special REGA air rescue membership is included in the package.

Yes. The point of this training is that you are technically and mentally trained to perform this and similar flights in a safe way on your own. During the journey you will be accompanied by experienced professionally and always have a point of reference whenever you want it.

Yes. It is possible. Please contact the chief instructor to explore the way to do this. However, past experience showed that perfect alignment of schedules can be very hard and if you want to keep your pace, individual approaches are fastest and most focused.

More than 6500 mountaineers have climbed the Mount Everest to date.

Close to 500 football players have ever won a FIFA world championship.

There are approximately 34'000 active jet fighter pilots today and about 250'000 ever since.

There were approximately 1'000 Nobel Prize laureates ever since.

There are currently more than 3'000 billionaires in USD worldwide.

There have been approximately 650 astronauts in space ever since.

There are approximately 174'000 holders of an Olympic medal and about 11'000 of Olympic gold.

There is a very rough guess for currently 3'000 active advanced wingsuit pilots worldwide. A guess of the number of people who have ever done wingsuit proximity flights is at 3'000 pilots. Excluding BASE jumpers, the remaining total number might be as low as 400 wingsuit pilots worldwide ever since.

*all figures are rough guesses and just serve to get an impression.