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Composite Construction is allowing aeronautical engineers to open never-explored horizons of shape, form
and substance. Aerocat co-designer Kirk Creelman has been working in the field of Composite Aircraft
Design for over a quarter century and the Aerocat marks the culmination of his experience with composite
design, form, flow and function. From CAD to CNC Kirk remains the consumate engineer, but the heart of
an artist is what brings life to the shape of the production model Aerocat (shown here in single engine
no-float mode).
With rivetless seams, a low-drag coefficient and retractable gear, the Aerocat (land or floats version) can reach higher cruise speeds in either single or twin configuration, even with one of the largest four-place cabins on the kitplane market today. The High Visibility, Pilot-Efficient Cabin measures 59" wide across the pilots chairs and a full 63" wide across the passenger and baggage area. Even with those unrivaled dimensions this is one high-performing aircraft capable of a quick floats-off 180 mph cruise (at 55%) with either twin 135 HP Jabirus or 250 HP Single Crossflow Turbocharged Engine. Range at 55% Cruise is a respectable 1,100 nm.
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