Press Coverage !
Some of the Most Impressive lines copied as it is from the writers.
Kindly note that due to the space limitation we have just been able
to put few only, published since year 2000 to 2003.

“The first time I caught sight of this adventure flight was in a Nepal Tourist Office booklet featuring a wide range of extreme sports activities. One page had a picture of two seater ultralight flying past the magnificent Machhapuchare. From that moment, I knew this was something I simply had to do. Four months later, and here I am realizing my trip - of -a - life time dream."

Action Asia, May Issue, 2003,
Article: Celestial Heights
by Walter Glasser/ Photo by Adrian

“Trekking is the most common way to experience the mountains, but flying through the Range on one of the commercial flights taking trekkers into Jomsom Airport gives a completely different perspective. The Avia Club’s microlights are an even better way to get ‘up closer and personal’ with the mountains...”

Pacific Flyer Magazine, August 2001 Issue
Published in Australia
Article: Microlights over Machhapuchare
by Kerri Larkin

…“It is a 3-D world out there, with the rush of wind and a feeling of being literally at the doorstep of heaven.
As a professional photographer who has shot pictures from airplanes, a hot air balloon and helicopters, I must confess the microlight took my breath
away.”…

Nepali Times, Published on 11-17 April 2003 Issue
Article: Gone flyin’ High above Pokhara
by photojournalist Min Bajracharya

….“Up, up we went, circling to gain altitude, but always edging towards the mountains ahead. Directly above was a blanket of clouds. We found a hole and broke into the sunlight.
In front of us the Himalayas glistened in the distance. Twenty minutes later we were almost alongside.
The cloudbanks had disappeared and, far below, were farmed fields and mountain ridges. A river sparkled in distance. There was no feeling of fear or insecurity. Just that of being at one with nature.
The flight created just one big problem. I want to do it again.”

Financial Times, 5/6 January 2002, London
Article: Hang gliding high in the Himalayas
by Walter Glasser

…“ seeing Nepal from a Motorised Hang-glider gives new meaning to the term “ULTIMATE HIGH ”… Walter Glasser HQ, March 2002 issue, published from Australia and distributed internationally Article: I’M LIKE A BIRD

“This is one of the most exciting days of my life. It is my first flight in this type of microlight flying machine, and to my surprise there has not been the slightest feeling of nervousness or fear from the moment we took off. But the adrenaline is there all right, and I am very much high.”…

India Today Plus, July 2002 issue Published from India
Article: On a high in the Himalayas
by Walter Glasser

“Pokhara is a very famous of its snowy mountains and beautiful lakes. Flying with glider above the clouds to feel and
nearly touch the mountain is a great experience that you will never forget in your life.”

Traveller, April Issue 2002, Published from Beijing- B&B International Ltd.
Article: Flying with glider as a Bird among the mountain
by Rio