A paramotor is a type of motorized equipment used in paragliding that allows a person to fly without needing a hill or mountain to launch. It consists of a lightweight engine attached to a harness and a propeller, which provides power to lift the pilot into the air. The pilot uses the power of the paramotor to take off, stay in the air, and control their direction and speed. A parachute-like wing, or canopy, is also used to steer and stabilize flight. Paramotors are used for recreational flying and offer the freedom to fly over long distances.

Definición y significado de "paramotor"en inglés

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