Tuesday 30 December 2008
Ultralight Planes Prepare for Takeoff
Posted on 06:09 by andrew symond
Two ultralight planes leave the flight row at the annual Marion Airport fly-in on July 3, 2005. Every year on the weekend before the Fourth of July, the Marion, Iowa airport (just outside of Cedar Rapids on Hwy 151) stages a fly-in pancake breakfast for the general public. You never know what you will see but the ultralights are generally there. True ultralights (FAR 103) typically start at around $6,000 (USD) and go up from there, although you can find good used ones starting at around $2,500. Light sport aircraft on the other hand cost significantly more. This video posted on YouTube has had over 15,700 views to date and has been watched the most in California, Florida, Texas and Canada, although it has been seen in many other countries. Know that.
Posted in 4th of july, Cedar Rapids Iowa, FAR 103, Light sport aircraft, Marion Iowa, planes, summer, ultralight
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