Paramotor Performance

Paramotor Performance AB developed and manufactured paramotors in Sweden, operating from Bandhagen in the Stockholm area. The company was active before 1998, indicating that it emerged during the early development and commercialization of modern powered paragliding equipment. The available reference material does not provide a precise incorporation date, founder, initial product, or early financing history. Its core activity was the production of complete, ready-to-fly paramotor aircraft. Paramotors occupy a specialized position within recreational and ultralight aviation: they provide powered flight through a small engine and propeller mounted behind the pilot, while a paraglider wing supplies lift and control. Manufacturers must therefore combine aviation-oriented structural design with lightweight fabrication, propulsion integration, pilot ergonomics, and compatibility with applicable national rules. Paramotor Performance targeted both the United States and European markets. In the United States, its aircraft were associated with the FAR 103 ultralight-vehicle framework, while in Europe they were positioned for the microlight category. These markets differ in regulatory details, but both favor relatively light aircraft and place significant importance on portability, reliability, handling, and practical operating costs. The supplied material does not identify specific distributors, certifications, model names, or production figures. The brand's technical reputation was associated with the quality of its metalwork and attention to detail. Its designs also used multi-bladed composite propellers, a feature that distinguished its propulsion approach from simpler two-bladed arrangements commonly found in lightweight aircraft. The available information does not establish whether the company designed or manufactured engines, wings, or other major components in-house, so its documented scope is limited to paramotor aircraft and their integrated designs. The company remained in business through at least 2021. By early 2022, its official website had reportedly been removed. This may indicate that operations ended, that the business moved online, or that the company changed its web presence; the supplied references do not establish which explanation is correct. There is no documented evidence here of a merger, acquisition, bankruptcy, formal liquidation, or successor organization. Accordingly, Paramotor Performance's current status remains unknown.

• 2022

  Official website reportedly removed

  [1]Paramotor Performanceen.wikipedia.org

  By early 2022, the company's website was reportedly no longer available, leaving its ongoing corporate status uncertain.

• 2021

  Documented as operating through 2021

  [1]Paramotor Performanceen.wikipedia.org

  Reference material indicates that the company remained in business through at least 2021.

• Company established before 1998

  [1]Paramotor Performanceen.wikipedia.org

  Paramotor Performance AB was operating before 1998, although the precise founding or incorporation year is not identified in the available reference material.

A technically focused Swedish paramotor manufacturer emphasizing metalwork quality, construction detail, and multi-bladed composite propeller designs.

• Powered paragliding aircraft

  Paramotor aircraft

  Paramotor Performance's principal documented product category was the ready-to-fly paramotor. These aircraft integrated a propulsion unit, protective frame, pilot harness, and related controls for use with a paraglider wing. The designs were intended for the United States FAR 103 ultralight-vehicle environment and the European microlight category. Available descriptions emphasize carefully fabricated metal structures, detailed finishing, and multi-bladed composite propellers. Specific model names, engine specifications, launch dates, and production totals are not identified in the supplied sources.

1. 1Paramotor Performanceen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Paramotor Performance official websiteparamotor.se