We are possibly the only Powered Paragliding Center in the US to offer paramotor rentals. Top of the line equipment to make your flying experience as pleasant as possible while visiting South Florida. Some conditions to rent our paramotor equipment apply:

1.- Renter pilot must be a certified pilot USPPA PPG2 rated (or equivalent from any other recognized national or international organization) and above.

2.- Renter pilot must have a minimum of 50 flights and have flown within the last 30 days. Make sure you have a video on your phone proving it (showing your take-off) prior to arrival in Miami.

3.- Renter pilot must have a credit card to put $4,500.00 MANDATORY DEPOSIT on hold prior to your first day of rent. You may use two different credit cards if one doesn’t have enough credit limit.

4.- Rents are based on 24-hour period. If you rent at 7:00 AM you must return at 7:00 AM the next day or before (no refund for returning earlier). The additional hour will be charged at the rate of $50.00. After a 3 hour passed the term of the rental agreement, a full day will be charged.

5.- You will get your rental paramotor, a 5-gallon container full of pre-mixed gas, a bottle of synthetic oil and a mixing cup. You must return the paramotor with the 5 Gallon container full of pre-mixed gas using oil from the bottle that was given to you. We do not credit the remaining gas on the paramotor’s gas tank. If you choose not to return the 5-gallon container full of pre-mixed gas, then $50 will be deducted from your deposit. The remaining oil bottle and mixing cup must be returned too or these items will also be deducted from your deposit.

6.- It s suggested to bring your own paramotor wing and helmet with radio.

7.- An instructor with vehicle can be hired at the rate of $300.00 a day to take you flying to other locations (beach, lake, etc.) besides from our operations area in the Miami Homestead General Aviation Airport (X51).

8.- Any damage done to the paramotor and/or paramotor wing is the responsibility of the renter pilot. Parts, repair (at a rate of $85 per hour) and depreciation (15%) of paramotor resale value will be deducted from the deposit. Renter pilot has the option to purchase such damaged paramotor at a heavily discounted price. Examples of parts: propeller $300, cage section $350, main frame $700, netting kit $100, etc.

9.- Paramotor will be handed out to renter pilot in perfect functioning and 100% airworthy and they must be returned in the same condition, otherwise renter pilot will have to pay for the repairs.

10.- Renter pilot must sign a rental agreement, waiver and assumption of risk prior to the first day of rental.

THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS TO ANY OF THE ABOVE IF YOU WANT TO RENT EQUIPMENT FROM US!