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Piper CZAW SportCruiser

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Piper CZAW SportCruiser

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The Piper CZAW SportCruiser is an American ultralight and light sport aircraft that first flew in 2005, designed within special airworthiness certification categories. With a 6.6-meter fuselage, 8.6-meter wingspan, and 953-kilometer range, it offers economical recreational flying with minimal regulatory burden. The practical efficiency enabled accessible personal flying for enthusiasts seeking affordable aviation opportunities. Its design philosophy emphasized simplicity and operational economy for recreational pilots.

Specifiche tecniche

Ruolo
Ultralight aircraft; Light sport aircraft
Motori
1
Primo volo
2005
Lunghezza
6,6 m
Apertura alare
8,6 m
Velocità massima
220 km/h
Autonomia
953 km