NEW GLASAIR “GLASTAR”€

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Key Takeaways:

  • The GlaStar design, including the Sportsman 2+2, integrates aluminum, fiberglass, and steel structures, known for being popular, easy to fly, and offering various configurations.
  • The Sportsman 2+2 is a uniquely versatile four-place general aviation aircraft, capable of being a tail-dragger, trike, or floatplane, with wing-folding and trailerable capabilities.
  • It offers good performance with a 200-hp Continental engine (or 180-hp option), boasting a top speed of 161 mph, a range of 573 nm, and an impressive useful load.
  • GlaStar models are available in "jump start" versions to reduce construction time, and the factory provides an acclaimed assisted owner building program.
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STANDARD DATA: SPORTSMAN 2+2. Gross wt. 2,300. Empty wt. 1,300. Fuel capacity 50. Wingspan 35′. Length 23′. Baggage capacity 300 lbs. Engine 200-hp Continental.
PERFORMANCE: Top mph 161. Cruise mph 153. Stall mph 48. Climb rate 1,000-1,950 fpm. Ceiling 21,500′. Range 573 nm.

The GlaStar design combines aluminum sheetmetal, fiberglass composite and welded steel-tube structures into one integrated package. The two-seat design has become a hugely popular, easy to fly airplane, offering a variety of options and configurations. The most impressive of the GlaStar family may be the Sportsman 2+2, the only four-place general aviation aircraft on the market that is a tail-dragger, trike, float ready, wing folding, trailerable, high-utility aircraft, all rolled into a single airframe. The Sportsman 2+2 flies in both a 180 and 200-hp version and combines good performance with an impressive useful load. All GlaStar models are available in a “jump start” version that greatly reduces construction time. The factory also offers a widely acclaimed assisted owner building program.

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