In 2021, despite all the restrictions on gatherings, two paramotor pilots' meets were able to be held at the AN’AIR Microlight and Model Aircraft Club airfield, in the commune of Anères in the Hautes-Pyrénées, right at the foot of the mountains.
These two meets brought together nearly 150 pilots from all over France and even from Belgium. Over both periods, everything went very well, in a genuine spirit of friendliness, exchange and sharing. All the pilots followed the safety instructions and, as a result, there were no accidents.
We are pleased to announce that in 2022 we are once again organising two meets.
Here are the dates of the 9th edition:
Summer Meeting:
- from Saturday 20 to Sunday 28 August 2022.
You will have a grassed parking area where you can park your vehicles and pitch your tents and camper vans.
The club will provide power sockets and its clubhouse, heated in spring, equipped with a kitchen, a fridge, a freezer, two large tables, toilets, a shower and a computer.
Hangars and marquees will also be available to store the machines.
For meals, our chef Dominique will offer his home-cooked dishes for lunch and dinner, but this is not compulsory.
During the week, a pizza maker and a mobile grocery van will come on site, not forgetting the unmissable Gascon dinner.
Three kilometres away, in the village of Saint Laurent de Neste, you will find a bakery, a small supermarket and a pizza maker, and in Montréjeau, eight kilometres away, you will find all shops as well as fuel.
From Anères, you can go walking, cycling, hiking in the mountains, and visit caves, chasms, villages and castles. Claude will give registered pilots a list of all the activities available in the area.
As in previous years, there will be no registration fee. A box will be made available to pilots and everyone may, as they see fit, slip a note into it. The money will be donated to the An'Air club.
Registration must be done on the website https://www.paravroum.com/
We will do our best to welcome you and introduce you to our Pyrenean mountains and our Bigourdan hospitality.
