Some weeks test your patience. Others test your skill. This was one of those weeks. For days, relentless winds swept across Puerto Rico, creating some of the most challenging flying conditions we’ve faced in a while. Strong winds are never a paramotor pilot’s best friend—they can ground flights, delay training, and force constant adjustments. But […]

The action never stops at Team Kamikazes Paramotor Puerto Rico! This week brought several incredible flying days as our students continued sharpening their skills while new adventurers experienced the thrill of paramotor flight for the very first time. As always, the skies over Villa Pesquera, Isabela provided the perfect backdrop for another unforgettable week. Tuesday,

The weekend of June 5–7, 2026 brought some of the best flying conditions we’ve seen in a long time, and the pilots and families of Team Kamikazes Paramotor Puerto Rico took full advantage of every moment in the sky. It was a weekend filled with training, milestones, tandem experiences, and unforgettable memories. Team Kamikazes Pilots

We returned to Isabela once again, although this time the conditions were noticeably windier. Present from early in the day were Fio López, Javier González, Nixon Porrata, Shirley Hernández, Abel Bonilla, Pedro Gregory, Luis Soto, Edwin Collazo, Mai Richards, and Luis Ruiz. On this occasion, Luis Ruiz conducted two introductory tandem flights, giving Mirnalys and

We began June 2026 with several stories worth remembering. We had three flying days, and each one brought its own adventures… Starting at Isabela… The weather in Isabela was excellent, with a light haze creating beautiful flying conditions. Arriving early were Luis Ruiz and his son Noah Enrique, Mario Muñiz and his wife Ivonne, Javier