Among all our adventures, today was a very special day. Not every day you have 2 students, Father and Son, from the Team Kamikazes Paramotor Puerto Rico school who can do their first “Solo” Fly for first time and in the same day. And today, thanks to the excellent weather conditions, this fact was a […]
We took advantage of a weekend with excellent weather conditions to fulfill commitments to fly to new friends who came to Live their Flight Experiences. Some of them redeeming their gift certificates for St. Valentine’s Day. The meeting place was the majestic Villa Pesquera Isabela. Thank God, everyone had excellent experiences on their flights, and
Without planning, and with strong winds for the entire island, several members of the Team Kamikazes Paramotor Puerto Rico family met at the Posa del Obispo in Arecibo. There, Edgardo Rivera had announced, early in the morning, that he was going to fly and was accompanied by Pedro Agostini and David Laboy with his drones.
After a week of very active weather where flying conditions were not adequate, we returned to Villa Pesquera Isabela. This time we had some Demo Flights pending, the visit of international pilots and of course, the local pilots, looking to fly after a week of forced rest. Kamikaze Pilot and Family Present… Luis Ruiz and
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Looking for the best weather conditions we moved to the southern area on this occasion. La Guancha flight area in Ponce was the place to be… There numerous pilots and family members of the Kamikazes Paramotor Puerto Rico Team gathered. And to Luis Ruiz’s surprise, the pilots and family had coordinated to celebrate Luis Ruiz’s
Very active day of flights, taking advantage of excellent weather conditions, there was activities in 5 towns of the island!!!. Of course, you have to know a little about the climate and its behavior to know how to take advantage of the best conditions, and I explain… (AM) La Guancha in Ponce… In the morning
We arrived at the 3rd Day of the PPG Tour for our pilot friends from Iowa and Kentucky. On this occasion we received the arrival of a strong Cold Front over the entire Caribbean region. The north coast of the island will be all these days with sustained winds at over 30 mph+. With that
