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"mjacob" wrote in message om... Has any one heard of using a Champs, Cubs, Luscombs or Cessna 120/140 for tow operations for antique gliders like a franklin. I am in search of a tow plane that can fly at 50 miles per hour or less. You might try one of the hang glider flight parks. The Dragonflies and trikes will fly very slowly. I'm not sure of the legality of an ultralight towing a registered aircraft, but they should go as slow as you need. Tim Ward |
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