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Click here for more information! | | | The Skylark is a two-seat, side by side seating, low wing metal and composite lightsport aircraft that is manufactured in the Czech Republic by Skylark Light Sport Aircraft and assembled in Germany. Once assembled they are then test flown in Germany, then the wings are removed and they are shipped via container to the U.S. when they are reassembled and again test flown prior to delivery to the customer. The Skylark is powered by the Rotax 912 S 100 HP aircraft engine, spinning a three blade ground adjustable all composite propeller. The factory reports a cruise speed of 135 mph, with a climb rate at gross of over 1200 feet per minute. With the 25 gallons of fuel on board this gives the plane a range of 500 to 600 miles depending on the power setting. The low wing design coupled with the sliding bubble style canopy gives an excellent 300 degrees of visibility. Ground handling is via a steerable nose wheel and toe brakes. Controls are standard dual stick and rudder with three position manually operated flaps. The flap handle is centrally located for access by either pilot and can be recessed 10 degrees for increased cruise speed. According to the factory the Skylark has been flying for over three years in Europe and was first introduced at Sun N Fun two years ago. Currently there are 12 registered under the lightsport aircraft category in the U.S. For more information: | Sportsplanes.com
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