Starseed®

Personal flight machines.

Shaped by four decades of flying, testing and refining what a paramotor airframe can feel like in the air.

Why Starseed® exists

Less machine means more flying.

Starseed® creates personal flight machines for pilots who understand that flight is more than thrust, weight and numbers.

The airframe shapes balance, confidence, handling and the quiet connection between pilot, wing and machine. Every Starseed® product is built from the same belief: a paramotor should feel calm, precise and almost invisible in flight.

This is what Starseed® means: a paramotor that feels like an integrated extension of your body, a part of you both on the ground and in the air. When you fly it, the machine becomes an extension of your instinct, not something you operate. It becomes seamless.

Four decades in the air

Born from lived experience.

Trond Nyman Aarre is Head of Team Starseed®. A Nordic pioneer in paramotoring, he first took to the air in 1988 at just 17 years old.

He began skydiving in 1987. By 2027, that's 40 years in air sports. Today he is as active as ever, flying and serving as head paramotoring instructor for Propellerheads, a Norwegian team of paramotor pilots.

Trond just before his first paramotor flight, 1988.
Trond just before his first paramotor flight, 1988.
First paramotor flight, 1988.
First paramotor flight, 1988.

Archive film

Paramotoring in Norway: the first two years (1988-90).

This archive film documents a rare period in Nordic air sports history and the foundation for the Starseed® philosophy today.

Archive film poster from the early years of paramotoring.

Our philosophy

All airframes are not equal.

A common misconception is that all paramotor frames are more or less the same, and that the engine defines the experience. We disagree.

The airframe affects posture, torque, balance, ground handling, transport, safety, comfort and the way the wing feels above you.

Starseed® airframe philosophy.

The machines

Explore the Starseed® universe.

Each product has its own purpose, but all share the same design language: clean geometry, sophisticated simplicity and respect for the flying experience.

Starseed® X2.

X2

The titanium reference that shaped the Starseed® feel.

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Starseed® Fuelbag.

Fuelbag

A front-mounted fuel solution for longer flights, cleaner handling and fewer interruptions.

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The Stellar platform

A platform, not just an airframe.

The Stellar platform brings Starseed® into a new generation of modular personal flight machines. Built with robotic precision and a clear departure from welded-frame limitations, it allows each model to share the same underlying design logic while serving different pilot profiles.

At the centre is StarCore: the structural anchor that connects the machine, distributes forces and gives the platform its calm, integrated feel.

The platform exists for a reason beyond engineering. Starseed® has always built in small series, by hand, as applied art rather than product. Modularity is how we keep that promise as the range grows: each machine still made with the same care, now able to grow, adapt and be handed forward rather than replaced.

Starseed® Stellar platform.

On price

The price of building it right.

A Starseed® is machined in small numbers, to tolerances more common in the firearms industry than in aviation sport, and finished by the same hands that test-fly it. That is not a marketing decision. It is the only way we know to build a machine we would trust with our own flying.

So the price reflects the work, not the market. If we sell one a year, we are happy. If we sold a hundred, we would know we had done something wrong. A Starseed® is meant to earn a place of honour: the kind of object that ends up on a pedestal in the living room, not lost in a hangar.

This is not equipment. It is a machine you keep.

Starseed® craftsmanship.

For experienced pilots

Created for those who feel the difference.

Starseed® is not made for everyone. It is created for pilots who notice small differences in balance, geometry, handling and flight feel.