After yesterday’s activity in Ponce, today we visit Villa Pesquera in Isabela. Again we are taking advantage of the good weather conditions that the past weeks have reigned. This time we were more aimed at the attention of novice students and pilots.
Saying present in the activity were:
Pablo Cruz and his wife Millie
Luis Ruiz, his wife Jessica and son Noah Enrique
Omar Román
Ted Sowinski
The brothers Joseph and Danny Cintron
Early in the morning and in ideal conditions went flying as usual Pablo, Omar, Ted and Luis. The flight arrived to Aguadilla for Ted and Luis, while Omar also ventured to reach the Guajataca in Quebradillas.
While this was happening in the air, Danny had stayed in the take-off area practicing with a paraglider in the process of trying to make his first “solo” flight today. Once Luis landed, we began to organize everything for Danny to try.
At about 11:30 AM, and after all the rigorous measures were taken, Danny went “solo” flying for the first time. His takeoff was very good and he was flying for about 40 minutes before Luis helped him land. The joy of Danny and his brother Joseph was special. Danny had always the dream of flying and today was being fulfilled 💪.
Danny used a SkyMax Expedition Moster paramotor and a 28 meter Apco Thrust paraglider. Congratulations Danny, and we wish you this will be the first of many more. Now to discover a new world that opens in front of you 🙂.
👉👉The Landing from Danny, instructions by Luis Ruiz.👈👈
On the other hand our friend and pilot Kamikazes, Ted, today after his flight set off to fulfill professional commitments to the USA. As he said, first came to Puerto Rico for work, then on vacation and ended up as a pilot. He already indicated that he hopes to return for the month of November. We will keep you informed.
We closed the activity at about 3 PM after the clouds were threatening for a while and finally did not arrive. The girls Jessica and Millie didn’t want to leave, and we had to move the tent around them 😲…
Here some photos and videos, I hope you like it. And always giving thanks to God for the adventures that allows us to live.
