Hello I'm headed to Creede mid July. Are you from there or do you live there. I'd like to talk to you sometime about my trip coming up. I foot launch PPG.
Paramotors are not airplanes, they are ultralights. They have 2 cycle engines and do not have back-up redundant systems. If you are over water or trees it can be very scary. I have had an engine out on my paramotor, scared the hell out of me. Fortunately I was not flying alone and made it down okay.
General Aviation aircraft never do "engine out" landings. It's not click bait, it's the reality of paramotor two-stroke engines. The pilot was lucky indeed that he had altitude enough to glide back to a smooth surface to land without injury or death.
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Spectacular views!
Beautiful countryside, Brother! Loved the filmography, the music, and that expert landing.
Thanks for sharing the link!
Wow! Keep the footage coming. Solid stuff.
Wow...beautiful landing. Not only did you have an out, it was in the parking space beside your truck.
Gorgeous hi-res video. Liked the choice of music as well.
Hello
I'm headed to Creede mid July. Are you from there or do you live there. I'd like to talk to you sometime about my trip coming up. I foot launch PPG.
Nice.... What's the name of the airport?
Most planes do "engine out landings" ...This isn't even an airplane but rather a parachute....Clickbait here.
That and. Learn how to work on engines. Keep having “engine out” issues. Or stop faking it for attention. Either one.
Paramotors are not airplanes, they are ultralights. They have 2 cycle engines and do not have back-up redundant systems. If you are over water or trees it can be very scary. I have had an engine out on my paramotor, scared the hell out of me. Fortunately I was not flying alone and made it down okay.
General Aviation aircraft never do "engine out" landings. It's not click bait, it's the reality of paramotor two-stroke engines. The pilot was lucky indeed that he had altitude enough to glide back to a smooth surface to land without injury or death.
ahh.... The wannabe pilot reacting.