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Launch from Postăvaru and glide above Poiana Brașov on a 12–18 minute tandem paragliding flight. Quick to book and rich in views, this cable-car-accessible experience pairs safety with cinematic mountain panoramas.
Launch from Postăvaru and glide above Poiana Brașov on a 12–18 minute tandem paragliding flight. Quick to book and rich in views, this cable-car-accessible experience pairs safety with cinematic mountain panoramas.
The cable car creaks up through spruce and fir, the city of Brașov shrinking into a cluster of red roofs while the air thins and the wind starts to speak. At the Postăvaru loading station you suit into a harness, the pilot checks lines with practiced calm, and the slope ahead invites rather than demands: step, run, and the wing will catch you.
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Operated by Zbor Tandem · Poiana Brașov, Brașov County
The cable car creaks up through spruce and fir, the city of Brașov shrinking into a cluster of red roofs while the air thins and the wind starts to speak. At the Postăvaru loading station you suit into a harness, the pilot checks lines with practiced calm, and the slope ahead invites rather than demands: step, run, and the wing will catch you.
This is flying above the Poiana Brașov ski area and Postăvaru massif — a part of the Eastern Carpathians shaped by uplift, erosion and long winters of snow that carved broad valleys and forested ridges. From the air you’ll see the medieval grid of Brașov, the dark shoulders of the Bucegi and Baiului ranges, and the green folds of pastures and beech. Local culture here blends mountain sports with Saxon and Romanian history: shepherding, timber work and a long tradition of alpine recreation.
Practical guide: meet at the fast cable car base in Poiana Brașov; total booking time is about 60 minutes including ascent, prep and debrief. Flight time in the air is typically 12–18 minutes from takeoff at around 1,800 m (Postăvaru) or 1,200 m at Bunloc, with a passenger weight window of roughly 30–100 kg. Operators include photos and HD video; an “adrenaline” option adds spirals and wing-overs for stronger sensations.
Gear and clothing matter: sturdy mountain shoes, long trousers and a windproof jacket are recommended even in summer. Flights are weather-dependent and canceled in high winds or low visibility; check cancellation policies and bring identification and any required medical disclosures. For a short hour you trade ground certainty for the broad, clever motion of air — and a new vantage on Brașov’s mountains and history.
Typical free flight time is 12–18 minutes; the full experience including cable car ascent and preparation is about 60 minutes.
Passengers must weigh approximately 30–100 kg; children may fly with parental consent—confirm exact limits with the operator when booking.
Flights are weather-dependent; providers cancel unsafe flights (high wind, low visibility) and offer refunds or rebooking per their policy—check specifics at booking.
No—tandem flights pair you with a licensed pilot; no flying skills are required, though you should be able to walk and follow pilot instructions at takeoff and landing.
Zbor Tandem operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The cable car creaks up through spruce and fir, the city of Brașov shrinking into a cluster of red roofs while the air thins and the wind starts to speak. At the Postăvaru loading station you suit into a harness, the pilot checks lines with practiced calm, and the slope ahead invites rather than demands: step, run, and the wing will catch you.
The cable car creaks up through spruce and fir, the city of Brașov shrinking into a cluster of red roofs while the air thins and the wind starts to speak. At the Postăvaru loading station you suit into a harness, the pilot checks lines with practiced calm, and the slope ahead invites rather than demands: step, run, and the wing will catch you.
This is flying above the Poiana Brașov ski area and Postăvaru massif — a part of the Eastern Carpathians shaped by uplift, erosion and long winters of snow that carved broad valleys and forested ridges. From the air you’ll see the medieval grid of Brașov, the dark shoulders of the Bucegi and Baiului ranges, and the green folds of pastures and beech. Local culture here blends mountain sports with Saxon and Romanian history: shepherding, timber work and a long tradition of alpine recreation.
Practical guide: meet at the fast cable car base in Poiana Brașov; total booking time is about 60 minutes including ascent, prep and debrief. Flight time in the air is typically 12–18 minutes from takeoff at around 1,800 m (Postăvaru) or 1,200 m at Bunloc, with a passenger weight window of roughly 30–100 kg. Operators include photos and HD video; an “adrenaline” option adds spirals and wing-overs for stronger sensations.
Gear and clothing matter: sturdy mountain shoes, long trousers and a windproof jacket are recommended even in summer. Flights are weather-dependent and canceled in high winds or low visibility; check cancellation policies and bring identification and any required medical disclosures. For a short hour you trade ground certainty for the broad, clever motion of air — and a new vantage on Brașov’s mountains and history.