The introduction of the Glasair in 1980 was a revolution as the first pre-molded composite kitplane. Since then, there are over 2500 kits being built, and over 1200 kits flying in many countries all over the world. Between 1980 and 1995, the Glasair series I, II, and III underwent many updates and improvements.
While the Glasair series has since been sold to Advanced Aero Components in 2017, The Company continues to lead the industry in Experimental Amateur-Built Aircraft. In 1997 Glasair unveiled the GlaStar, a new model offering a more versatile, high-wing design with broad mission capabilities. Continued engineering and the desire to seat four occupants caused the evolution to the Sportsman.
While the Glasair series has since been sold to Advanced Aero Components in 2017, The Company continues to lead the industry in Experimental Amateur-Built Aircraft. In 1997 Glasair unveiled the GlaStar, a new model offering a more versatile, high-wing design with broad mission capabilities. Continued engineering and the desire to seat four occupants caused the evolution to the Sportsman.
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The Sportsman is the most versatile 4-seat single piston aircraft available. The Sportsman's performance specifications compare favorably with other aircraft in the class that are priced several times higher. Yet, unlike the others, the Sportsman may be configured with either nose-wheel landing gear or rugged tailwheel gear.
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