Jake Hutzler, an air traffic controller from Colorado, occasionally flies to work using a paramotor. This unique method of commuting involves checking equipment and coordinating with air traffic control. Hutzler enjoys the thrill of flying, combining his passion with daily responsibilities. He prepares and communicates with the control tower to land safely at Pueblo Memorial Airport. Jake Hutzler, an air traffic controller from Colorado, occasionally flies to work using a paramotor. This unique method of commuting involves checking equipment and coordinating with air traffic control. Hutzler enjoys the thrill of flying, combining his passion with daily responsibilities. He prepares and communicates with the control tower to land safely at Pueblo Memorial Airport.
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US man turns daily commute into 20-minute paramotor flight
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