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Raj Hamsa X-AIR Microlight Trainer

The Raj Hamsa X-AIR Microlight Trainer aircraft is build by Raj Hamsa Ultralights.

Raj Hamsa X-AIR Microlight Trainer

The X-AIR is a versatile Aircraft capable of being used for various tasks.

BASIC FLIGHT TRAINER: The X-AIR is fully equipped to function as a basic Trainer Aircraft. The inherent Stability of the X-AIR, combined with its low Take off & Landing Speeds make it a very forgiving aircraft. Moreover the X-AIR REFUSES TO SPIN, and has a very MILD STALL characteristic. This exceptionally docile behavior make the X-AIR perfect for use as a Basic Trainer Aircraft. The low Capital Cost, low Operational Costs and low Maintenance Cost means that Flight Training by Organisations using the X-AIR will be at very competitive costs.

Length 5.65 m

Max height 2.55 m

Wing span 9.80 m

1.60 m

Wheel track

Wheel base 1.45 m

Empty weight (65 HP, full options) 240 Kg

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The conventional control aircraft which conforms to the category defined by the Director General Of Civil Aviation (DGCA) as a MICROLIGHT AIRCRAFT. The X-AIR has earned the British SECTION "S" Certification.

By definition, a MICROLIGHT AIRCRAFT is a fixed wing aircraft, with a maximum all up weight not exceeding 450 Kg, and not designed to carry more than 2 persons on board. The advantage of the Microlight category is that, as aircraft have to be built to lower weight limits, and as they are generally non-aerobatics & fly at lower speeds than conventional aircraft, the construction techniques used are simpler and less expensive than conventional aircraft.

Updated On: 12.06.01