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Grup d'amics amb una afició en comú, el vol, tant en parapent i paramotor com en ala delta, l'hàbitat dels quals és molt ampli, tot i que es centren majoritàriament a la província d'Alacant.

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Entrenúvols

Escola de parapent i paramotor, excursions i lloguer de kayaks. Bateigs de vol en parapent i ala delta.

http://www.entrenuvols.com/

Escola de Vol Albatros

Cursos, serveis i activitats aèries a la població d'Àger (La Noguera). Ala delta, ala de pendent i vol biplaça.

http://www.albatros.es/

Federació Aèria Catalana

La seva finalitat és potenciar i divulgar l'esport aeri a Catalunya. Localització dels clubs i dates de les competicions, les trobades i les conferències.

http://www.federacioaeria.com/

Gratanúvols

Parapent biplaça. Llocs de vol, informació del parapent i enllaços.

http://es.geocities.com/gratanuvols/gratanuvols2.html

Lliga Catalana de Vol Lliure

Calendari, reglament, GPS, balises i enllaços.

http://www.geocities.com/lalligadelta/

Paracat.org

Portal del parapent a Catalunya. Zones de vol i escoles a Catalunya, llibres, enllaços, competició, intercanvi de material de segona mà i xat.

http://www.paracat.org/

Paramotor Barcelona

Escola de de vol en paramotor de Barcelona. Qui som, fotografies, vídeos i contacte.

http://www.paramotor-barcelona.com/

Parapent Espais

Centre d'activitats a la natura: vols en parapent biplaça, restaurant, allotjament, botiga especialitzada i centre BTT del Berguedà.

http://www.parapentespais.com/

Sompasdingu

Plataforma Independent de Parapentistes Catalans

http://www.sompasdingu.com/

Vessant Parapent Barcelona

Secció de parapent del Club Excursionista Pirenaic. Benvinguda, calendari, fotografies, fòrum i enllaços.

http://www.vessantparapent.org/

Vol Lliure a Àger

Club de parapent i ala delta. Mapes de la zona, allotjament i informació de les competicions.

http://volar.valldager.com/

Volager

Ala delta, parapent i paramotor. Venda de material. Escola de vol a Bellpuig (Urgell).

http://www.volager.com/

Volem

Escola de Vol (parapent) del Berguedà.

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