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The final week of flying activities in July 2026 brought us several experiences worth remembering. We couldn’t fly and share the skies every single day, but there were certainly some stories to tell… Monday, July 27, 2026 The morning’s flying activities got an early start at Villa Pesquera in Isabela, with student pilot Javier Cordero

The day many of our students had been waiting for finally arrived. After patiently waiting for the perfect weather window, the skies finally delivered. At Team Kamikazes Paramotor Puerto Rico we not jut create new Pilots for the skies at Puerto Rico, But a complete family of pilots that looks to fly as much as

The week of July 20–24 brought both unforgettable moments and challenging weather. But as always, our philosophy is simple: we show up, we try, and if we get to fly and spend time together as a paramotor family, it’s a success. This week was no exception, and we’re grateful to God for every opportunity to

Once again, windy conditions dominated the weekend. We returned to Villa Pesquera in Isabela, where the Team Kamikazes family managed to squeeze in a few flights and training sessions before the wind took over. Saturday, July 18, 2026… By the time Luis Ruiz arrived at Villa Pesquera, the pilot Abel Bonilla had already completed his

Another visit for an early morning flying session in the beautiful Lajas Valley. This time, the crew included Edgardo Rivera, Dimas Ruiz (returning after a long break from the skies), Javier González, Nixon Porrata, Luis Ruiz, and his son, young Noah Enrique. Once again, there was virtually no wind, making every takeoff highly technical and

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