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Airparamo and Mo Sheldon have been represented positively in the news dozens of times relating to PPG. Below is a sampling of some of this cool coverage.
Newspaper
Adventure in Maricopa: Powered Paragliding, by Shelley Gillespie.
The Maricopa Communicator. June 15, 2006, Volume 10, Section 1, Page 8.
How We Spent Our 51st Wedding Anniversary, by Linda Obiala.
Quail Creek Crossing News. March 2006. Volume 06, Number 3, Page 9.
Terminal Cancer Patient Takes Dream Flight, by Annie Boon.
Daily News Sun. June 23, 2005. Page A3.
Adults can treat Dad to high-flying fun, or a simple movie night, by Susan Felt. Arizona Republic Newspaper. June 17, 2005.
Powered Paragliders Soar to New Heights of Freedom, by Robin Gallaher Branch.
East Polk Ledger. April 23, 2005. Pages F1, F3.
Paramotoring Experts.
Prescott Air Show News. October 4, 2004. Page 7.
The Power of Paragliding, by Sean L. McCarthy.
Arizona Republic Newspaper. September 2, 2003. Pages B1, B2 of Local Section.
With a little training, ultralight pilots can soar, by Geri Koeppel.
Arizona Tribune. June 23, 2003.
New Times. September, 2002
Magazine
Powered Paragliders Take to the Sky.
Arizona Highways. June 2005. Page 5.
The Lightest Two-Place Flying?, by Dan Johnson.
KitPlanes Magazine. May 2004. Pages 64-66.
Ultraflight Magazine.
Aerosports Connection Magazine.
Powered or Freeflight: Which to Learn First, by Mo Sheldon. Paraglider Magazine, April, 2004.
Television
Powered Paragliding Special. KTVK Channel 3 Morning News. June 7, 2006, 6-8am.
Crazy Vehicles at the Big Boy Show. KTVK Channel 3 News. April 21, 2006, 8pm.
Freedom. Channel 12 News Feature. September, 2003.
File Type: Real. Size: 11M. Length: 2:11 min. Pilots: Mo Sheldon, Bill R., Dennis G. Filmed At: PRA, Maricopa, Arizona.
Pat McMann Show. 2003.
Radio
Roy Beisswenger Ultraflight Radio Show. 11/22/05; 2/8/05.
Outdoor Arizona. 2004, 2003.
Powerered Paraglider Show. 1/12/06; 11/28/2005; 2/7/2005.
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The Lightest Two-Place Flying?, by Dan Johnson.
KitPlanes Magazine. May 2004. Pages 64-66.
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Outstanding... A good teacher and a good friend. Even after a year since I soloed, Mo still accomodates me and other students to make sure we all have the best experience in flying. Airparamo will definitely have all of my business.
