New PS-28 Cruiser Sale To United Kingdom
Czech Sport Aircraft is pleased to announce the sale of yet another EASA-certified PS-28 Cruiser to the United Kingdom. The purchase agreement was signed between Aviation Trading and Kairos Aviation and will see one of Czech Sport Aircraft’s factory demonstrator aircraft enter into service in the United Kingdom and be available both for rental to flight schools and demonstration purposes.
Commenting on this new sale, Matthew Harvey, Co-Managing Director of Aviation Trading, the official authorised trading partner of Czech Sport Aircraft said, “This new sale provides added flexibility to the operations of Kairos Aviation on the UK market and enables more flight schools to experience the fantastic flight characteristics and see the benefits that the PS-28 Cruiser can bring to their operations. We expect to be swiftly handing over this aircraft to Kairos Aviation as we see the PS-28 Cruiser fleet continue to grow in the United Kingdom. We are on the right track and we intend to push forward with our progress.”
Speaking from the PS-28 Cruiser Flight & Distribution Centre, Peter Foggin, Managing Director of Kairos Aviation, said, “We have made huge steps forward certainly over the last six months and we are very encouraged to see the overwhelming interest that is being generated for the PS-28 Cruiser throughout the entire country. There are several aircraft being prepared in Kunovice for delivery very soon to the UK and this will really put us in a strong position. Czech Sport Aircraft and Aviation Trading are working very hard to support our activities on the UK market and we look forward to confirming even more new orders in the very near future.”
The PS-28 Cruiser is a double-seat aircraft of full metal construction. The aircraft is arranged as a low-wing mono-plane with cantilevered wings and conventional empennage. The PS-28 Cruiser is type certified by EASA for VFR Day operations according to the CS-LSA certification regulation and can be fully commercially operated in EASA countries or in countries where the PS-28 Cruiser obtained local CAA type certification.
Currently a total of over 500 PS-28 Cruiser and SportCruiser have been produced and delivered to customers throughout the world. Over 200 units of SportCruiser have been delivered to the USA and over 150 units of SportCruiser and PS-28 Cruiser combined have been delivered to Europe where the company enjoys significant sales success. Due to its robust construction, ease of maintenance and superior flight characteristics, the PS-28 Cruiser is the perfect platform for basic and advanced flight training, air clubs, basic military training, recreational use and air tourism.
The PS-38 Tourer is the first step in the evolution of the Czech Sport Aircraft product family based on the market-leading PS-28 Cruiser that has already firmly established itself as the benchmark new-generation aircraft for flight training in Europe. The aircraft was formally launched by Czech Sport Aircraft at the Aero Friedrichshafen 2014 exhibition. The PS-38 Tourer is a single engine, all-metal, high-wing monoplane of semi-monocoque structure with two side-by-side seats currently in development. Czech Sport Aircraft is evaluating type certification of the PS-38 Tourer according to either the CS-VLA or ELA 1 certification regulation in Europe and expects the aircraft to satisfy demand for a new-generation, cost-effective, multi-application high-wing solution for cross-country flying, air tourism and law enforcement operations.
Czech Sport Aircraft is located in Kunovice in the heart of the Czech aviation valley. From 1954 up to the present day several aircrafts have been designed, developed and manufactured in Kunovice. The company was formed based on almost 80 years of aviation pedigree and history. Czech Sport Aircraft is focused on the research, design, development and production of Light Sport Aircraft for basic and advanced flight training, basic military pilot training, general recreational use and air tourism.
Source: CSA
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