Affordable is a word I often hear as I explore the ever-expanding world of light aircraft. From Part 103 ultralights to kit-built aircraft you can fly with a Sport Pilot license (“Sport Pilot kit”) to fully-built, FAA-accepted Special Light-Sport Aircraft… the number of choices you have is dazzling. UPDATE 4/3/21: A new video featuring an interview with Aero Adventure’s Alex Rolinski now appears at the bottom of this article. —DJ Some of these numerous choices may run way past your budget, although a growing number of pilots are learning they can share ownership in one of various ways. Doing so can help you afford what you want yet many pilots enjoy the idea of owning their very own, highly-personal flying machine. Those who want sole ownership of a seaplane will have to dig deeper into their pocket, sometimes much more deeply. Sadly, for many pilots this eliminates a chance to own a LSA seaplane all by yourself.
Ready for Sun ‘n Fun 2021 — Welcome the Newest SLSA: Affordable Aventura Amphibian
Although Aero Adventure has successfully mounted Viking, AeroMomentum, and other engines, their Special Light-Sport Aircraft entry will use a Rotax 912.
Aventura SLSA Special Light-Sport Aircraft
You can find more articles about all Aero Adventure's Aventura models and even the versions that preceded today's lineup by checking this link. In a series of articles and videos I have described these airplanes and given info on how they fly, how they are built, and how affordable they are.C E L E B R A T E SLSA Number 155!
Please join me in congratulating Alex Rolinski and his DeLand, Florida team for achieving FAA acceptance of their Aventura two seater. The newest Special LSA now tops our popular SLSA List.Business partner Alex Gutierrez poses alongside an Aventura II kit.
This handsome Aventura II kit will be on display in the LSA Mall at Sun 'n Fun 2021.
Manufacturer Alex Rolinski (L) poses with national distributor Lou Mancuso (R) in front of the Aventura SLSA.
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