FAAST Seminar: Light Sport Aircraft - Long Island, NY

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Daidalos
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FAAST Seminar: Light Sport Aircraft - Long Island, NY

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Boy the board has been quiet lately... here's a bit of Info. For anyone within a reasonable drive you may want to attend this event. FLY-IN: KISP It doesn't really start unitl 9 am, coffee and donuts are at 8:30 am.

Comparison of the most popular LSAs: Saturday, June 13, 2009, starting at 8:30 am

Speaker: Lou Mancuso, Jr. Pres/CEO Mid Island Air Service, NYjet, and Sport Flying USA Inc. CFI, COM, IFR, ME, SES, LSA and Rotex maven

Description: You are invited to a 1 1/2 hour safety workshop on: Comparison of the most popular LSAs, given by Lou Mancuso, Jr. res/CEO Mid Island Air Service, NYjet, Sport Flying USA, LSA and Rotex maven. Comparison of the most popular & Rotax Operating Tips. Characteristics of the 7 most popular; What we have learned about what each offers; High compression Rotax engine characteristics and what you need to know; Flying experiences, useful loads, and safety; Winds –learn the affects on these new, light, fun, and advanced planes; Discussion on Pilot checkouts and Sport Pilot Certificates
Free demos will be available.
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Link to register: :arrow: http://faasafety.gov/SPANS/event_details.aspx?eid=25517 r

:!: BTW IMHO if you are not registered for FAASafety.gov your missing a lot of good information and courses. You can also get TFR notices emailed to you. The FAA notices always come in before AOPA or EAA notces. Check out the Wings program.

I fly Tecnams at Mid Island (as well as CSP) They have a Sporstar on the rental line as well. They used to have CTs and SportCruisers but I haven't seen them on the line lately. As a Tecnam dealer they may be a bit biased. But I know they have tried the top LSA models. My instructor seems well versed on the top models. I like Tecnam myself but the only other LSA I've flown is the SportStar. I will get around to CT. The crystal ball isn't clear but I think there is a purchase for me in the future. I'd love to hear from anyone who has flown both CT and Tecnam.

Checkout: http://midislandair.com/ KHWV
They are affiliated with http://nyjet.com/ where the seminar is being held KISP.
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Post by EppyGA »

I've had the chance on a couple of occasions to spent some time talking to Lou about Light Sports and various subjects concerning them. I've found him to have a lot of insight. I would say if you live in the area and can make, do so.

Randy Epstein
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