Trekking sarl

Trekking sarl is a French private company founded in Marseille in 1976 by Axel de Neufville. Based in Lambesc, the company is principally associated with the design and manufacture of paragliders and paramotor wings, including ready-to-fly aircraft. Its aviation activities are conducted through the Trekking Parapentes division, which is based in Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers and was originally located in Lambesc. The company has produced a range of named aircraft models, including the B-Bus, Carver, Elise, Just One, K2, Sebring, Senso, Sport, Trek, and Xenos. Beyond aviation, Trekking operates several outdoor and travel-related activities. Its Lambesc division makes luggage, money belts, and other accessories, while a separate facility in Saint-Cannat produces truck-top tents intended for four-wheel-drive vehicles. The resulting portfolio spans recreational aviation, overland travel, and practical travel equipment rather than representing a single narrowly focused consumer category. Trekking sarl is organized as a French société à responsabilité limitée, or sarl, a form of private limited company. Public reference material identifies its principal base and operating divisions but does not provide detailed information about ownership, current management, revenue, distribution networks, or individual product launch dates. The company’s identity is therefore best understood through its combination of lightweight aircraft manufacturing and equipment for travel and outdoor mobility.

Trekking sarl was established in Marseille in 1976 by Axel de Neufville. From its origins, the company developed as a French manufacturer connected with lightweight and recreational aviation. Its principal aviation activity became the design and construction of paragliders and paramotor wings, supplied in ready-to-fly aircraft form. The company’s aircraft range has included the B-Bus, Carver, Elise, Just One, K2, Sebring, Senso, Sport, Trek, and Xenos models. The available reference material does not assign production years or detailed technical specifications to these individual aircraft, so they are best treated as members of Trekking’s historical product range rather than as a dated sequence of generations. The aviation business operates under the Trekking Parapentes division. This division is based in Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers, although it was originally located in Lambesc, the town that remains associated with Trekking sarl’s company headquarters. The relocation or change of base indicates an organizational separation between the company’s corporate center and its aircraft-manufacturing activity, but the available sources do not document when that change occurred. Trekking expanded or maintained activities beyond aircraft production through a set of travel and outdoor-equipment divisions. The Lambesc operation produces travel luggage, money belts, and related accessories. Another division, based in Saint-Cannat, manufactures truck-top tents for four-wheel-drive trucks. The company is also described as producing photo and video accessories, giving it a broader outdoor and travel-equipment profile alongside its specialist aviation work. Legally, Trekking is organized as a société à responsabilité limitée, abbreviated sarl, the French equivalent of a private limited-company structure. Publicly available reference material identifies the founder, principal locations, business areas, and aircraft names, but does not establish detailed ownership arrangements, executive succession, financial performance, distribution partnerships, or dated corporate transactions. No documented campaigns, scandals, major acquisitions, public-company listings, or formal leadership changes are identified in the supplied sources. Trekking sarl is consequently characterized as a privately held French specialist manufacturer with a longstanding presence in recreational aviation and adjacent travel equipment.

• 1976

  Company founded in Marseille

  [1]Trekking sarlen.wikipedia.org

  Axel de Neufville founded Trekking sarl in Marseille, France.

A specialist French manufacturer combining recreational aviation products with practical equipment for overland travel, luggage, and outdoor use.

• Paraglider or paramotor aircraft

  Trekking B-Bus

  The B-Bus is one of the named aircraft associated with Trekking’s range of paragliders and paramotor wings. The supplied reference does not provide its launch date, configuration, performance data, or production status.

• Paraglider or paramotor aircraft

  Trekking Carver

  The Carver appears in Trekking’s catalog of aircraft built by the company. Available material identifies the model name but does not specify its technical design, market period, or whether it remains in production.

• Paraglider or paramotor aircraft

  Trekking Elise

  Elise is one of the aircraft models attributed to Trekking. No further model-level information, including launch timing or technical specifications, is established by the supplied sources.

• Paraglider or paramotor aircraft

  Trekking Just One

  Just One is listed among Trekking’s built aircraft. The available reference does not clarify whether it was a paraglider, a paramotor wing, or a particular ready-to-fly configuration, and gives no production dates.

• Paraglider or paramotor aircraft

  Trekking K2

  K2 is included in the company’s summary of aircraft built by Trekking. Publicly supplied information does not include its product-generation history, specifications, or current availability.

• Paraglider or paramotor aircraft

  Trekking Sebring

  Sebring is a named member of Trekking’s aircraft range. The reference material provides no dated launch information or detailed description of the model.

• Paraglider or paramotor aircraft

  Trekking Senso

  Senso is listed among Trekking’s paragliding and paramotoring aircraft. Its specific role, technical characteristics, and production status are not documented in the supplied material.

• Paraglider or paramotor aircraft

  Trekking Sport

  Sport is one of the aircraft names associated with Trekking sarl. No reliable model-specific information is provided concerning its design, launch date, or availability.

• Paraglider or paramotor aircraft

  Trekking Trek

  Trek is included in Trekking’s historical summary of built aircraft. The available source does not establish whether the model remains offered or provide technical details.

• Paraglider or paramotor aircraft

  Trekking Xenos

  Xenos is listed as one of Trekking’s aircraft models. No launch year, specifications, or confirmed current-production information is available in the supplied references.

• Travel equipment

  Travel luggage and accessories

  Trekking’s Lambesc division produces travel luggage, money belts, and other accessories. These products complement the company’s aviation and outdoor activities, although specific ranges and product dates are not identified.

• Overland camping equipment

  Truck-top tents

  A division based in Saint-Cannat manufactures tents designed to be mounted on four-wheel-drive trucks. The supplied material does not identify model names, technical specifications, or sales markets.

• Outdoor and travel accessories

  Photo and video accessories

  The company is also described as producing accessories for photography and video. No individual products or dated collections are specified in the available reference.

1. 1Trekking sarlen.wikipedia.org