Ah-ha, I'll bet you are right.

Now that I read the EAA's site a little more carefully, it says:

EAA's Listing of Special-LSA Airplanes
For the following airplanes, EAA has received a copy of the airworthiness
certificate (FAA form 8130-7) verifying that the company has received at
least one Special-Light Sport Aircraft (SLSA) airworthiness certificate.

the key words being "at least one" (SLSA). Not neccesarily this one. Thanks.

Al





"Gig 601XL Builder" wrDOTgiaconaATcox.net wrote in message
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"Al" wrote in message
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According to the EAA list, there are currently 23 Special Light Sport
Aircraft currently available. http://www.sportpilot.org/slsa/

It appears that the Zodiac CH601XL is manufactured or distributed by
at least 3 companies.

http://www.newplane.com/amd/amd/601_...ification.html
http://www.zenithair.com/zodiac/xl/performance-sp.html
http://www.airplane.cz/pages/ch601_zodiac.htm

AMD seems to hold the Airworthiness Certificate
http://www.newplane.com/amd/amd/601_SLSA/601.html

So who's airplane is this really? What is the relationship between
these companies. They each have differant Options, prices, and
performance.
Are these really 3 separate LSA's?

Al CFIAMI


I may get this wrong but here goes..


The AMD plane is the S-LSA

The Czech plane is an E-LSA

The Specs on the zenithair.com site are the same ones that have been there
since 2001 when I started building so really apply to the Experimental-
Home built.