Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Part 103 — Ultralight Aircraft List
What Is the FAR Part 103 Ultralight List?
A complete catalog of U.S. ultralight aircraft compliant with FAR Part 103. These foot-launchable or powered ultralights don’t require registration, pilot certificates, or medicals when operated per regulation—they’re designed for simple, recreational flight.
The FAR Part 103 Ultralight List
Table on Contents
- What Is the FAR Part 103 Ultralight List?
- The FAR Part 103 Ultralight List
- How the List Works
- Types of Ultralights Covered
- Why It Matters
- Related Tools & Content
How the List Works
- Newest entries appear first — sorted by certification or public debut date.
- Filter or sort by Model, Manufacturer, Type (e.g., powered parachute, each-wing), or configurable specs.
- Refreshes automatically based on FAA updates and manufacturer releases.
Types of Ultralights Covered
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Powered Parachute | Flexible-wing aircraft with motor |
| Weight-Shift | Trike-style control via shifting weight |
| Fixed-Wing | Minimalist single-seat winged aircraft |
| Powered Harness | Motor-equipped harness-style ultralight |
Why It Matters
Ultralight flying offers accessibility, affordability, and freedom—no license required, quick setup, and the thrill of low-and-slow flight. This list helps pilots compare models, choose the right aircraft for their flying style, and stay current with the latest ultralight trends.
