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Tecnam Beauties
"Tecnam's All-Metal Italian Beauties"
by Dan Johnson.
Published in Light Sport and Ultralight Flying,
December, 2007.
Pilot Report begins: Announced in July '04, the Light-Sport Aircraft (LSA) category is still relatively new, and has yet to celebrate its fourth birthday. But many of the airplanes getting all the attention today were not born in the last 3 1/2 years. Many have rather long histories, some in Europe's microlight category and others in countries that have applicable standards. Among the longest in production is the Tecnam family of airplanes. The central Italian company reports more than 2,000 of their light planes flying
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Tecnam Sierra
"Tecnam Sierra -- The Italian Job"
by Dan Johnson.
Published in EAA Sport Pilot & Light Sport Aircraft Magazine,
January, 2007.
Pilot Report begins: Before Cessna announced its light-sport aircraft (LSA) prototype, the Wichita, Kansas-based aircraft manufacturer investigated the airplanes produced by Costruzioni Aeronautiche Tecnam, aka Tecnam. Cessna's interest was likely stimulated by Tecnam's 50-year history of aircraft manufacturing. The company traces its roots to 1950 and the P48B Astore. You may also be familiar with its twin-engine Partenavia series of aircraft that emerged in the 1970s. The Pascale brothers founded Costruzioni Aeronautiche
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SPLOG
Come See LSA at AOPA's 2007 Expo in Hartford, 09/16/2007
SPLOG begins: At Oshkosh I took the chance to speak with several general aviation leaders -- CEOs of top general aviation companies and presidents of leading membership organizations. All have been kind to me with their time and generous with their support for the |
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SPLOG
Light Sport Airplanes West Officially Opens, 04/29/2007
SPLOG begins: Within 24 hours of getting home from Sun 'n Fun, several industry leaders including Evektor America's Jeff Conrad , Flight Design USA's Tom Peghiny , Jabiru USA's Ed Ricks , and BRS parachute's Gregg Ellsworth packed up and headed off to California. What |
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