Montalban
Calabarzon, Philippines
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Remember before every flight, check your equipment, reassess the conditions and ask yourself if 'I'm safe'?
Aaron Hughes posted a video
Paragliding Montalban Philippines
A short video of some paragliding in Montalban in the Philippines.
Aaron Hughes posted a video
Paragliding in Tandem at Carmona
My first paragliding flight in tandem. Buko (Randell Raymundo), who is the most accomplished paraglider in the Philippines, is the pilot and my instructor.
Aaron Hughes posted a video
Paragliding Montalban Philippines May 09
A few of us on a thermic day at Montalban. Barely any wind but we managed to stay up for about an hour.
Aaron Hughes posted a video
Paragliding Montalban, Philippines August 2009
Great day for flying at Montalban in the Philippines. Westerly at 7mph, perfect.
Required Launch Wind Direction
A short video of some paragliding in Montalban in the Philippines.
Aaron Hughes added this
My first paragliding flight in tandem. Buko (Randell Raymundo), who is the most accomplished paraglider in the Philippines, is the pilot and my instructor.
Aaron Hughes added this
A few of us on a thermic day at Montalban. Barely any wind but we managed to stay up for about an hour.
Aaron Hughes added this
Great day for flying at Montalban in the Philippines. Westerly at 7mph, perfect.
Aaron Hughes added this
Take Off
14.7251, 121.167 : 405.0 m
Landing Zone
14.7314, 121.152 : 27.0 m
Sunrise
5:25 AM
Sunset
6:24 PM
Time Zone
Philippine Standard Time (+0800)
This site is the nearest to Manila
Launch is +400 meters, usually a 4X4 drive up. Flyable for west and southwest wind direction. Another take of more to the north also exists for more northerly winds. Wide open abandoned fields are plentiful below. One hour drive from Manila via Payatas Quezon city. Unless it is dry, drive a 4X4 to the launch. This area is near the final approach of Manila International Airport. Never fly higher than 1.900ft south of the launch. Airliners can be close. This area is near the final approach of Manila International Airport. Never fly higher than 1.900ft south of the launch. Airliners can be close.
Fly this site between June and October. This is the rainy season and over-development is frequent: be there early enough.
