Paramotor
The paramotor, also known as powered paragliding, is still the same paraglider with a back-mounted motor unit, which provides enough thrust to take off and move in the air.
A great advantage of the paramotor, as opposed to a paraglider, is that it does not depend on the weather that much, can fly more often and rises above the clouds.
Takeoff
Preparation for the flight takes 5-10 minutes – the pilot warms up the engine, they put the passenger on and adjust the suspension system, put on the helmet. Then the passenger is hooked to the pilot with a paramotor.
After that, you will receive an introductory briefing, where you will learn about simple rules for takeoff and landing.
The main task of the passenger is to stay on his feet during the start, not to sit in the suspension system until he takes off the ground, because it will be difficult for the pilot to take off while carrying your weight. In order to take off, it is enough to run a little at the start or even take a few steps - it all depends on the strength of the wind.
The paramotor lifts off the ground, rises and you fly above the clouds.
