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Al Marsa Musandam launches Extreme Sports
- United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, May 04 - 2004 at 14:39
- PRESS RELEASE
Al Marsa Musandam, the leading dhow and dive specialist operating from Musandam, Sultanate of Oman, today announced the launch of their Extreme Sports division, offering paragliding, paramotoring and motor Delta flights at the Arabian Travel Market 2004.
Paragliding
Paragliding has been practiced internationally for 20 years and has rapidly overtaken hanggliding in sports aviation, due to its portability, stability and ease of learning. Al Marsa Musandam is the first registered Omani school and has already taught students from 17 years to 70 years, as well as pilots that have disabilities.
Paragliding is the simplest and most serene way to fulfil humankind's oldest dream - free flight! The pilot runs down a gentle slope and glides away from the mountain. There is no free-falling or jumping off of cliffs. The launches and landings are slow and gentle and, once in the air, most people are surprised by how quiet and peaceful the experience is. Even a fear of heights is rarely a factor, as there is no sensation of falling.
Paramotoring
The latest development in foot launched flight. Using a paraglider canopy and a small engine on your back, it is an aeroplane that can be carried in the boot of a car.
Flight baptisms in powered paragliding is one of the most exciting activities. No special instruction is required, no special healthy condition, or age, and Al Marsa Musandam offer spectacular views along the coast of Oman as you enjoy the great experience of powered paragliding.
Motor Delta flights
Al Marsa Musandam are offering sightseeing flights and travelling around the Musandam area. Their Motor Delta light flying machine (lighter and safer than flying an ultralight), allows 1 or 2 people to fly securely, with an open cockpit.
In many countries, Motor Delta flights are found valuable not only for leisure and travel, but also for professional use: in the USA, police use them for traffic control; in France, the army use them and in many countries they do agricultural work, help taking airshots for TV and press, and are useful to find new archaeological sites, etc. Al Marsa Musandam Sultanate Motor Delta flights are available for leisure and commercial hire.
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About Al Marsa MusandamEstablished in the year 2000, Al Marsa Travel & tourism Co. L.L.C. started its operations out of Dibba port, only 120 Km away from Dubai, with a fleet of purpose-built dhows and boats, ranging from 75 feet specially designed liveaboard dhows, to 33-36 feet twin-engine speed boats and other RIB's. Al Marsa Musandam operates along the Eastern Coastline of UAE and Oman, covered the spectacular Musandam Peninsula, offering customers a choice of one day cruises with lunch or 1 - 7 nights liveaboard depending on the chosen itinerary. Dhows are fully equipped with all the facilities for diving trips along with other water sports activities.
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