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Missing paramotor: a saddened father's appeal

Pascal Rigaudeau informs us that the paramotor of his son, a young pilot who has been passionate about flying for about ten years, was reportedly stolen from a car on Saturday 19 September 2020; it is a PAP Tinox Moster 185+ MY20. He is making an appeal.

Missing paramotor: a saddened father's appeal

Federation news7 October 20201 min read

News from 7 October 2020. Last updated on 9 October 2020: some information may have changed. Latest news

Pascal Rigaudeau informs us that the paramotor of his son, a young pilot who has been passionate about flying for about ten years, was reportedly stolen from a car on Saturday 19 September 2020; it is a PAP Tinox Moster 185+ MY20. He is making an appeal.

This message is from a father saddened by the misfortune that befell his son this Saturday 19 September.

My son, a paramotor enthusiast for about ten years, invested at the start of September in a PAP Tinox Moster 185+ MY20 paramotor. This purchase commits him financially for several years, but as everyone knows, passion has no price.

Unfortunately, this Saturday a theft from his vehicle abruptly shattered his dream. The engine + frame + harness assembly was stolen from his car while he was having dinner at a restaurant in Boufféré (85) with friends after an afternoon at the Saint Georges de Montaigu club.

Through this message we are calling for vigilance over any resale of this paramotor. Its serial number is 14846/MY20.

If you have any doubt at all, please send us an e-mail or a text message at any hour of the day or night: pascalrigaudeau@free.fr / 06.28.04.15.09

Pascal Rigaudeau

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