An eight-sticker progression for flying Track and Angle safely — from your first solo flight to leading a group and training new coaches.
Three audiences, one shared language. Stickers let leaders, students, and coaches know exactly what level they're flying at — and who they can safely follow or lead.
Who teach track-angle and approve stickers for their students according to the Xielo program.
Who want to fly track-angle following a leader in an assigned quadrant.
Who want to lead track-angle flights with growing groups — from 1 to 5 flyers.
Each sticker has requirements to earn it and authorizations it activates once approved. Click any sticker to see full requirements, what they can lead, and who approves them.
Enter your jumps and license to see the highest sticker you can apply for and what comes next in your progression.
This is just orientation: the silver coach (or green, depending on the sticker) confirms with video and D-Brief.
The points every brief and D-brief of a movement flight should cover. Check items as you cover them with your group — your progress is saved.
Checklist for use on each qualifying jump. The coach checks what the student completes. If a critical factor fails, the jump becomes coaching and must be repeated.
Only 4 tracker groups per pass. Each group picks a quadrant and a defined heading before the jump. Switch between 1, 2, 3, or 4 group configurations.
Exit order by opening altitude and flight type. Groups that drift the most exit first, largest to smallest. Minimum opening altitude: 3,500 feet.
The basics that structure any track-angle brief, from exit to landing.
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