“Whether by a kit or ready to fly, this is what a Sport Plane was meant to be!”

Finally, a fully certified Special – Light Sport Aircraft (S-LSA) that is fun, functional and affordable.  With a “fly-it-away” price that begins at $64,995 you can realize your dream of owning an airplane that will take you almost anywhere at over 100 knots for under $15 per hour of direct operating cost.  For even more savings, and the thrill of assembling your own E-LSA or amateur-built airplane, consider the Sport Hornet Kit.  Go from delivery to “in the air” for about $40,000 in about 300 hours.

Take the Captain’s Chair:

Like a military fighter, you fly from the center of the cabin, in the nose of the plane.  The wings and engine are behind you; the world is in front of you.  The tandem seating offers more elbow and leg room than competitive side-by-side airplanes. The visibility is superb in all directions.

Remove the doors: You can transition from a cross-country cruiser to a “flying motorcycle” in only minutes.  Ranchers finally have a ready-to-fly airplane that is perfect for fence line patrol, stock management and predator control.  Take off and land from any surface suitable for a car.

Easy to fly:  The three-axis flight control system gives you full, responsive control at all times.  The tri-gear and great handling take crosswinds in stride.  Apply the power and feel the acceleration of the Rotax 912 ULS.  Ideal for personal use or flight training.

 

Cover of Oct, 2007   EAA Sport Pilot & Light -Sport Aircraft

" The Hornet is more modestly priced than most SLSA, starting at around $50,000", says Dan Johnson.

 

Sport Hornet's Features

·         Aluminum tube frame for light weight fabrication providing unparalleled strength

·         Stits Poly-Fiber for high-speed aircraft

·         Dual-spar 30' span wings rated to fly +4/-2 G’s

·         Unique air spring suspension on all three wheels

·         Electric Flaps and Trim

·         Foreword and Rear Flight Controls

·         Rotax 912ULS power plant support

·         The instrument panel can display the minimum

            requirements or be more elaborate.