I saw the new Sportster today. It stopped over at a HWY while being flown to S&F. Anybody attending S&F should take a look at it. Its a gorgeous plane with some interesting features. It a completely American build LSA. It has tandem seating and can be flown open cockpit or fully inclosed.
Ron
Sportster
Talk about airplanes! At last count, there are 39 (and growing) FAA certificated S-LSA (special light sport aircraft). These are factory-built ready to fly airplanes. If you can't afford a factory-built LSA, consider buying an E-LSA kit (experimental LSA - up to 99% complete).
Moderator: drseti
Return to “Light Sport Aircraft”
Jump to
- Takeoff!
- ↳ The new Sport Pilot rule makes flying affordable!
- ↳ Introduce Yourself!
- Cruise
- ↳ Hangar Talk
- ↳ Light Sport Aircraft
- ↳ Training
- ↳ Aviation Humor & Mayhem
- ↳ Instructors' Corner
- ↳ Experimenter's Corner
- ↳ Safety Corner
- ↳ Medical Issues
- ↳ Ask The Examiner
- ↳ Ask The Mechanic
- ↳ Ask The Insurance Agent
- ↳ Ask the Controller
- ↳ Fly-Ins & $100 Hamburgers
- ↳ Partnerships
- ↳ Flying Clubs
- ↳ FARs
- ↳ Eye Candy
- Approach and Landing
- ↳ Community Center
- ↳ The Want Ads
- ↳ Upcoming Events
- ↳ EAA Oshkosh AirVenture
- ↳ Plan on attending the Annual Sport Pilot Expo
- ↳ Sun N' Fun