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Explore Light Sport Aircraft: Parade of sLSA Machines

Discover a variety of dynamic, sleek light sport aircraft (sLSA) in action. From Apollo Fox to Gobosh G700, delve into the world of sLSA like never before. Learn about key models such as Aeropro CZ EuroFox and Savannah VG, showcasing the latest in sport aviation technology. Join the aerial showcase with the Aerosport Breezer and Toxo, paving the way for adventurous flying experiences. Uncover the unique features of popular models like Evektor Sportstar and Eagle Aviation EA-100. Whether you're a seasoned pilot or an aviation enthusiast, this parade of sLSA machines will ignite your passion for flying. Don't miss out on this exhilarating journey through the skies!

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Explore Light Sport Aircraft: Parade of sLSA Machines

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  1. Light Sport Aircraft On Parade

  2. sLSA Apollo Fox

  3. sLSA Gobosh G700

  4. sLSA Gobosh G700

  5. sLSA Gobosh G700

  6. sLSA Aeropro CZ EuroFox

  7. sLSA Skykits USA Corp Savannah VG

  8. sLSA Aerosport Ltd. Breezer

  9. sLSA Toxo

  10. sLSA Evektor Sportstar

  11. sLSA Eagle Aviation EA-100

  12. sLSA Flight Design CT

  13. sLSA Paradise P-1

  14. sLSA RANS S-19

  15. sLSA Cessna Skycatcher

  16. sLSA Jabiru USA Sport Aircraft J250-SP

  17. sLSA Storm Aircraft Rally LSA

  18. sLSASport Hornet

  19. sLSA FPNA Valor A-22

  20. sLSA JIHLAVAN Airplanes KP-5 Kappa

  21. sLSA Remos Aircraft G-3

  22. sLSA Cirrus SRS

  23. sLSA Just Aircraft Highlander

  24. sLSA SeaMax M-22

  25. sLSA Czech Aircraft Works Mermaid

  26. sLSA American Champion Aircraft 7EC

  27. Weight Shift Airborne WindsportsEdge XT-912 Outback

  28. Weight Shift - GTE 912

  29. Weight Shift - P&M Quik GT450

  30. Weight Shift Tanarg 912

  31. Glider UFM-13 Lambada

  32. Powered Parachute Infinity Power Parachutes

  33. Powered Parachute Powrachute AirWolf 912ULS

  34. Powered Parachute Six Chuter XTSSDC

  35. eLSA - Quicksilver MXL-II / Sport-II

  36. Just checking to see if you are awake.

  37. FAASTeamInstructor Workshop Module #3 Core Topics 5 & 6- Sport Pilot - IACRA

  38. Why We Are Here A dialogue Understand CFI/DPE roles/responsibilities Analyze selected accident/incident Develop teaching methods and best practices that improve pilot training Introduce our core subjects: • Sport Pilot • IACRA • Local accidents/incidents review

  39. CFI Renewal 8 modules covered over 24 months Must attend them all A standardized program Anywhere in the U.S.

  40. New Regulations FAR Number Subpart J – Sport Pilots …61.300s Subpart K – Flight Instructors w/ a Sport Pilot Rating …61.400s Part 1 - Definitions Part 91 - Operations and Maintenance (91.401)

  41. Privileges of A Sport Pilot 61.315 May • Act as PIC of a light sport aircraft (LSA) • Share the direct operating expenses (at least half)

  42. Limitations of a Sport Pilot 61.315 May not fly: • At night • Above 10,000’ MSL • When visibility is less than 3 SMs • Without visual reference to the surface

  43. More Limitations 61.315 May not • Carry more than one passenger • Fly In Class B, C, and D airports/airspace, unless specifically trained and endorsed • Fly outside the United States • Tow any object HOLDER DOES NOT MEET ICAO REQUIREMENTS

  44. Still More Limitations 61.315 May not • Carry passengers/property for compensation or hire • Fly for compensation or hire • In furtherance of a business • Demonstrate an aircraft in flight to a buyer • Fly in a passenger-carrying airlift sponsored by a charitable organization.

  45. So Many Limitations 61.313 Airplane 20 hrs of flight time, including 15 hrs training from anauthorized CFI in a SEL • 2 hrs cross country training • 10 TO&L, full stop, at an airport • 3 hrs in prep, within 60 days of the practical exam

  46. Aeronautical Experience 61.313 • 5 hours solo, including • 1 solo cross country • 75NM • Landings at least 2 points • 25NM straight line distance Definition of Cross Country61.1(c)(A)(iii) • Includes a landing • A straight line distance of more than 25 NMs

  47. Medical Certificate Definitions 1.1 … acceptable evidence of physical fitness on a form prescribed by the Administrator. Either AME issued medical certificate Or a driver’s license Flight Design CTSW

  48. Let’s Train a Sport Pilot Enrollment Before Initial Solo Before Initial Solo Cross Country Before FAA practical exam

  49. Sport Pilot Eligibility Requirements61.305 Be at least 17 years old (16 for glider or balloon) Read, speak, write, and understand English Comply with TSA

  50. Student Pilot Certificate • Designated Pilot Examiner (DPE) • Sport Pilot Examiner (SPE) • or FAA FSDO

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