SportAir light sport aircraft
TL-2000 Sting light sport aircraft
The TL-2000 Sting has been in production since 2000. It is a carbon fiber composite airframe based on the Star aircraft, produced by the same company since 1996.
More than 650 aircraft have been produced by the company, TL-Ultralight, s.r.o., based in Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic. The Sting is one of the best selling light sport aircraft in North American.
TL-3000 Sirius light sport aircraft
The TL-3000 Sirius is the high-wing companion of the TL-2000 Sting.
Featuring easy entry, yoke steering, generous cockpit, a spacious luggage compartment, competent cross-wind handling, a useful load capacity of 600 pounds and 34 gallons of fuel, the Sirius combines the best features of traditional high-wing design with the proven performance and reliability of the Sting.
Savage Outback light sport aircraft
Super performance, best power-to-weight ratio in its category. Titan Stroker powered Cub-S climbs at 2100fpm, cruises at 112mph, even with 31″ bushwheels.
Also from Zlin Aviation, the Savage lineup:
The Cub
The Classic
The Cruiser
Zlin manufactures an exceptional and affordable airplane. It flies like a Cub, only better, and incorporates modern technology in a traditional wrapper.
Savage Bobber light sport aircraft
Like a custom motorcycle, the Savage Bobber is personalized for its owner with a rich palette of colors and finishes.
Ease of handling and service, excellent visibility, optimal comfort and functional design, completely stable inspection ability, together with a robust, resistant structure, combine to render the Bobber particularly suitable for flights with floats or into the bush.
Personalize the Bobber, any way you want it.
SeaRey light sport aircraft
The SeaRey has generated a great deal of enthusiasm for water flying since its first flight in November of 1992. The airplane has proven itself over many thousands of hours to be well designed, reliable and durable, while providing superior flight characteristics.
A strong pilot community has grown up around the SeaRey, stretching from the Pacific Northwest to Florida and into Canada. Flying a SeaRey can be an individual exploration, or an invitation to join up with others for expeditions to some of the most interesting water destinations in North America.
TECNAM Snap light sport aircraft
The Tecnam Snap is built for aerobatic competition. With a basic empty weight of 628 pounds, and a competition engine producing 130hp at the prop, the Snap is an outstanding performer, yet economical to operate.
The Snap may be certified as S-LSA (production light sport aircraft) or Experimental-Exhibition, which allows for individual customization. The Snap was introduced at AirVenture 2011 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin and will be attending IAC-sanctioned aerobatic events in the near future.