After years of exploring the world in different ways, we decided to create new flight routes and share them with pilots from around the globe. For this to happen, everything had to align perfectly: being in the right place, at the right time, with the right people. From that sense of fulfillment, we found our Rumbo.
We began organizing ourselves and bringing talents together to launch a great adventure—one of those experiences you want to treasure and write into your book of life, because it also brings new values along the way. A deep excitement grew within us to guide others toward this new direction. It was time to signal the next move, and that’s how our first paramotor expedition was born.
Little by little, we carved our own path. In just our first year, we guided ten extraordinary adventures across Mexico and Egypt. We flew over coastlines, jungles, forests, and deserts filled with giant cacti. From the sky, we witnessed whales, dolphins, and sharks; on the ground, we shared unforgettable moments with the local communities of each destination. We traveled hundreds of kilometers on epic crossings, journeyed from the mainland to spectacular islands, and soared above the dramatic contours of massive mountain ranges.
We designed each journey to put different skills into practice, helping every pilot build confidence and expand their capabilities. And what better way to do so than by going a little farther each time, accompanied by this incredible tribe of the wind, which continues to grow and expand every day.
We have a passion, a clear objective, and a defined Rumbo. Thanks to this, we now explore the skies of our planet. We seek to discover what lies beyond the horizon—that place where a new reality emerges, one that expands your awareness and ignites the desire to keep exploring, to always go further.
It is through the knowledge gained and the experiences lived that we begin to understand who we truly are and what we came into this world to do. In deep connection with nature and its elements, the true answers are found.
