What is Light-Sport Aircraft?
The FAA has defined light sport aircraft as simple to operate, easy to fly aircraft that, since initial certification, has continued to meet the following definition:
- Maximum gross weight of 1,320 lbs
- Unpressurized cabin
- Maximum stall speed of 45 knots
- Fixed or ground adjustable propeller
- Maximum speed in level flight with maximum continuous power of 120 knots
- single, reciprocating engine
- One or two person occupancy
- Fixed landing gear
Any aircraft that meets the definition of a light-sport aircraft as called out in FAR1.1 is eligible to be operated by a sport pilot, these aircraft can be certificated in any category such as standard, experimental amateur built, experimental exhibition, experimental light sport aircraft.
SPORT PILOT PRIVILEGES
Operate as pilot in command of a sport aircraft.
Carry a passenger
Fly during daytime using visual flight rules (VFR)
Cross-Country flying anywhere in the U.S.
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