Adv. Traveling Parglider Typ En-c New
Advanced traveling parglider Typ EN-C / Gleitschirm
SkyParot 09 Travel is is a separate flight model intended for simulator pilots who want a more demanding paraglider than a beginner wing, but who do not want the extreme behaviour of a speedglider. It is best suited for pilots interested in cross-country practice, weather reading, and precise energy management. in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.
Compared with the SkyParot 06 Relax training wing, the 09 Travel offers a higher gli... Advanced traveling parglider Typ EN-C / Gleitschirm
SkyParot 09 Travel is is a separate flight model intended for simulator pilots who want a more demanding paraglider than a beginner wing, but who do not want the extreme behaviour of a speedglider. It is best suited for pilots interested in cross-country practice, weather reading, and precise energy management. in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.
Compared with the SkyParot 06 Relax training wing, the 09 Travel offers a higher glide ratio, more speed, more direct brake response, and a noticeably more active feel in changing air. Compared with the SkyParot 08 Advanced, it is tuned more toward efficient distance flying, route planning, thermal work, and weather awareness over longer flights.
The aircraft is designed around an EN-C inspired concept. It remains manageable in the simulator, but it no longer behaves like a strongly self-stabilising beginner wing. Pilot input matters more, gusts are more noticeable, and the wing requires more active control.
Main characteristics:
- Standalone MSFS 2024 paraglider model
- EN-C inspired cross-country training behaviour
- Approximate glide ratio: 1:10
- Cruise speed around 45-50 km/h
- Maximum speed around 70 km/h
- More agile and less self-correcting than EN-A / EN-B style wings
- Increased sensitivity to wind, turbulence, and weather changes
- Designed for thermal practice, route planning, ridge flying, and distance training
- Includes two colour variants in one package (blue and sand)
The model is constantly being further developed.
