Parasport.de

Parasport.de, also known as Parasport.de Paramotoren, was a German aircraft manufacturer based in Schwanewede. The company focused on paramotors, a form of powered ultralight aircraft combining a lightweight engine and propeller system with a paraglider-style wing. Its aircraft were supplied as ready-to-fly vehicles intended for the United States FAR 103 Ultralight Vehicles framework and for the European microlight category. The business was founded by George Nevrela, although the available reference material does not establish a precise founding year. It appears to have been established before 2000, during a period when a number of small specialist aviation companies adopted Internet-domain names as their commercial identities. The name Parasport.de reflected the company’s German web address as well as its association with recreational and sport-oriented powered paragliding. Parasport.de’s product history included several paramotor models developed across different stages of the company’s activity. The Parasport.de Fun represented an early production model. Later offerings included the Action GT and the Ozone Viper, indicating a range that evolved beyond the company’s initial product line while remaining centered on compact, recreational ultralight aircraft. The available sources do not provide dependable specifications, production quantities, pricing, distribution details, or information about certification beyond the broad regulatory categories for which the aircraft were intended. The company operated in a specialized segment of general aviation characterized by relatively small production runs, direct relationships with pilots and dealers, and strong dependence on national ultralight and microlight regulations. Its relevant market extended beyond Germany, with product descriptions referring to suitability for both the American FAR 103 environment and European microlight operations. This suggests an effort to serve hobbyist and sport pilots in more than one regulatory market, although the extent of its export network is not documented. Parasport.de appears to have remained active until approximately 2015. The available historical material does not identify a formal closure announcement, acquisition, insolvency proceeding, successor company, or reason for cessation. Accordingly, the brand is treated as defunct or no longer active, while the exact end date remains uncertain. The original website is retained as a historical reference, but its current operating status is not established by the supplied sources.

Parasport.de was a small German aviation company headquartered in Schwanewede and founded by George Nevrela. It specialized in paramotors: lightweight powered aircraft generally operated with a paraglider-type wing and designed for recreational or sport flying. The company’s aircraft were offered as ready-to-fly vehicles rather than only as component kits, placing Parasport.de within the niche market for complete powered-ultralight systems. The exact date of establishment is not documented in the available reference material, but the company appears to have been founded before 2000. Its name was derived from the Parasport.de Internet domain, a naming practice associated with several small aviation businesses established around the emergence of commercial websites. The domain-based identity connected the company to the broader parasport and powered-paragliding community while distinguishing it from larger general-aviation manufacturers. Parasport.de developed aircraft for two major regulatory and commercial contexts. In the United States, its products were intended for the FAR 103 Ultralight Vehicles category. In Europe, the aircraft were associated with the microlight category, which is governed through national and regional aviation rules. The two markets differ in technical and operating requirements, so the company’s stated focus on both indicates that its designs were intended to fit the lightweight recreational-aircraft segment across jurisdictions. The available sources do not provide detailed certification records, engineering specifications, or evidence of the precise markets in which individual models were sold. The product range included the Parasport.de Fun, described as an early production model, followed by later models such as the Action GT and Ozone Viper. These models show the company maintaining a recognizable line of complete paramotor aircraft over time, but the available material does not establish their launch dates, technical differences, engine suppliers, production volumes, or commercial performance. No reliable financial data or detailed dealer information is available. The company appears to have continued operating until about 2015. There is no supplied evidence of a publicly documented acquisition, merger, bankruptcy, rebranding, or transfer of the product line. The reason for the apparent end of operations is therefore unknown. Parasport.de is best understood historically as a specialized German paramotor brand that served the recreational ultralight market during the expansion of powered paragliding and small-aircraft manufacturing in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries.

• 2015

  Approximate end of activity

  [1]Parasport.deen.wikipedia.org

  Available historical material indicates that Parasport.de remained active until approximately 2015; the precise cessation date and circumstances are not documented.

• Company established before 2000

  [1]Parasport.deen.wikipedia.org

  Parasport.de appears to have been founded before 2000 by George Nevrela, although the exact year is not documented in the available reference material.

• Early Parasport.de Fun production

  [1]Parasport.deen.wikipedia.org

  The Parasport.de Fun was among the company’s early production paramotor models.

• Later Action GT and Ozone Viper models

  [1]Parasport.deen.wikipedia.org

  The company later produced models including the Action GT and Ozone Viper.

A specialist German manufacturer of recreational and sport-oriented paramotors and compact ultralight aircraft, with products intended for both the European microlight market and the United States FAR 103 environment.

• Paramotor

  Parasport.de Fun

  An early production model in the Parasport.de range. It was a ready-to-fly powered-paragliding aircraft intended for recreational ultralight use. The available sources identify the model but do not provide reliable technical specifications, engine configuration, launch date, production quantity, or pricing.

• Paramotor

  Action GT

  A later Parasport.de paramotor model developed for the company’s ready-to-fly ultralight aircraft range. It formed part of the manufacturer’s products for powered paragliding and microlight flying. Detailed information about its design, performance, equipment, and commercial availability is not established by the available reference material.

• Paramotor

  Ozone Viper

  The Ozone Viper was one of the later models associated with Parasport.de’s paramotor portfolio. It was intended as a complete powered-ultralight aircraft for sport and recreational flying. The supplied sources do not document its specifications, production period, or relationship to other Ozone-branded aviation products.

1. 1Parasport.deen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Parasport.de official websiteparasport.de