After enjoying two productive flying days in Añasco, we returned to Isabela only to be greeted once again by the island’s persistent winds. While conditions had eased somewhat compared to previous days, the breeze was still too strong for most novice pilots to safely take to the air. Rather than sit on the sidelines, they […]
May 27 & 28, 2026 – Windy Week, now at Isabela. But again, We managed to Fly… Read More »
Stormy winds continued throughout the weekend. This time, our plan for dealing with the weather—if we wanted to fly —was to take advantage of the calmer mornings to fly in the Añasco Valley, from the private airstrip of our friend and fellow Team Kamikazes pilot, Berto García. At sunrise, we had at least a small
Despite winds occasionally climbing above 30+ mph, we still managed to squeeze in some great flying activities! Tuesday, May 19, 2026 Afternoon gusts reached an incredible 34 mph, but during the morning hours we were able to train and even get some flights in. Pilots and students on site included Abel Bonilla, Javier González, Nixon
WINDY Week from Monday, May 18 to Saturday May 23. 2026 – But we managed… Read More »
The journey continues as new pilots and students work toward joining the skies. This weekend brought another chapter of training, learning, and unforgettable flights, highlighted by an afternoon adventure to the beautiful Añasco Valley. Here’s how it all unfolded. Thursday, May 14, 2026 – Isabela The weekend’s activities began early as Luis Ruiz led another
Today was one of those unforgettable days that will forever remain part of our school’s flying history. Not one, but two new students successfully completed their very first SOLO paramotor flights. Moments like these remind us why we dedicate ourselves to this incredible sport, and we thank God for allowing our paramotor family to continue
After celebrating Mother’s Day with family this past Sunday, we got back to our flying sessions at Villa Pesquera. The weather was a bit stormy and unpredictable, but the real highlight of the day was the visit from instructor and paramotor ambassador José Casaudomecq, who is currently visiting the island. José and I share a
Finally, after a couple of weeks of epic flying conditions, the windy days finally caught up with us. Luckily, we made the most of the past few weeks — especially with the new students at the school. It’s worth mentioning that yesterday, Friday, pilots Chino Morales, Darwin Hernández, Edgardo Rivera, and Scott Sansone completed an
Saturday, May 09, 2026 – Yoga Time and Challenge Windy conditions for the Day… Read More »
After taking a couple of days off to recharge and give our flight gear some much-needed maintenance, we were back in action. And surprisingly — even on a Thursday in the middle of the week — we once again had a full house of pilots and friends at the field… Pilots and family members who
Thursday, May 07, 2026 – A FULL Day continuing with Tandems to Students and More… Read More »
We kept the flight marathon going strong. Not only were we extremely active over the weekend, but we carried the momentum right into Monday with another day of perfect weather and a packed house full of pilots, friends, and paramotor enthusiasts. The Kamikaze pilots and family were fully represented… Kicking off the morning… The day’s
Monday, May 04, 2026 – San Salvador in the House, plus a 277 pounds Tandem Passenger… Read More »
We continue enjoying great weather and non-stop adventures with the pilots of the Team Kamikazes family, while our students keep progressing by leaps and bounds as they prepare to join the aerial action. This time we returned to Villa Pesquera in Isabela, once again with a full house of pilots, students, friends, and supporters who
