How about a deluxe, ready-to-fly Special Light-Sport Aircraft that can carry more than 700 pounds of payload, climb at 700-1,200 feet per minute, yet sell for less than $40,000? (Seriously, the one in this video remarkably lists for $38,000!) Though some pilots may wonder if a powered parachute is for them, my experience says they are superb viewing platforms and when they are built this beautifully, you simply have to reconsider.
Bill Jundt says
Nearest dealership to Buffalo, MN 55313
Dom says
Can a PPC be used as a scenic business? I’ve heard if you have a pilot license and tail number you could. But then, some people say you can’t unless it’s only for teaching to fly.
Dan Johnson says
If a PPC has Special LSA approval (Powrachute has SLSA models), then it can be used for flight instruction. No PPC can be used for a “scenic business,“ presuming that that means taking a passenger with you on a sightseeing flight for a fee. FAA would call that passenger carrying and doing so for compensation is not allowed on LSA.
Ron Mantlo says
Dan – I live in Missouri. Where can I go to buy a new Air Wolf and have an honest dealer to sell me one?
Dan Johnson says
Hi Ron: The best suggestion is to contact Powrachute and inquire directly.