Wednesday and Thursday, July 15 & 16, 2026 – More Paramotor Training at Isabela on Windy Conditions…

The Story Takes Us Back to Villa Pesquera, Isabela

The adventure brought us back once again to Villa Pesquera, Isabela. The weather continued to be dominated by strong winds, but that didn’t stop the pilots and students from making the most of the next two days. Every opportunity was used to sharpen flying skills, gain experience, and continue progressing in the sport.

Wednesday, July 15, 2026

Pilots and students arrived early in Isabela, including Javier Montesino, Abel Bonilla, Luis Soto, Pedro Gregory, Kevin Cajigas, Danis Rodríguez, Luis Ruiz and his young son, Noah Enrique, as well as Javier González and his wing partner, Nixon Porrata, who had already completed an early morning flight in the Lajas Valley before heading north.

Javier Gonzalez landing at Lajas at sunrise, then travel to Isabela with Nixon.
Pedro Gregory at sunrise walking the Flying area…
Noah testing the weather !!!

Morning Flights

Abel, Luis Soto, Pedro Gregory, Danis, and Noah took to the skies over Isabela, enjoying smooth flights while continuing to build experience and confidence in the sport.

Luis Soto at Take Off plus some Training practices on the Field…
Nixon adjusting the carb on Pedro Gregory’s Paramotor.

Meanwhile, students Kevin Cajigas and Javier Montesino spent the morning refining their ground handling and launch skills in preparation for future flights.

The session of practices. Students doing hard…

Tandem Experience

Luis Ruiz also conducted an introductory tandem flight with Olga, a friend of Pastor Milton and a prospective student of the school. The flight offered her a first hand taste of the freedom and excitement that paramotoring has to offer.

Olga at the Instructions, and Danis with a message…
The reaction of Olga after her Fly. Congratulations!!!

Thursday, July 16, 2026

Thursday greeted us with stronger-than-expected winds. Despite the challenging conditions, students Kevin Cajigas, Luis Soto and Pedro Gregory took advantage of the day by practicing with their paragliders and continuing to improve their handling skills on the ground.

Training at High Winds Conditions…
Kevin getting closer to his first SOLO fly. Here testing a Paramotor…

Luis Ruiz performed a demonstration flight using his Sky Z Blade sport paraglider paired with a Skymax Pulsar paramotor, showcasing the performance of the equipment despite the windy conditions.

Luis Ruiz Taking Off, Video by Pedro Gregory…
Part of the Demo fly made by Luis, Video by possible student, Francisco.

The day also brought a visit from Francisco, a prospective student, who traveled from the San Juan metropolitan area with his son to meet the team, watch the flights, and learn more about the sport. It was another opportunity to introduce new people to the growing paramotoring community and share the passion for free flight.

Scott Sansone stopped to say HI and put little Paramotor of Noah on his Back !!!

Photos…

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