Texas Aircraft Manufacturing Wednesday unveiled its four-seat Stallion light sport aircraft build. [courtesy Texas Aircraft Manufacturing]
Key Takeaways:
Texas Aircraft Manufacturing, in collaboration with Inpaer (Brazil), has introduced the Stallion SLSA, a new four-place aircraft for general aviation and flight training.
The Stallion SLSA is designed to combine light sport performance with enhanced capabilities, powered by a 200 hp Lycoming IO-360 engine.
The aircraft is undergoing flight testing and aims for approval under the FAA's proposed MOSAIC regulatory basis, with plans for US ASTM approval in early 2024 and a showcase at Sun 'n Fun 2024.
Editor’s Note: This article first appeared on Plane & Pilot digital.
Texas Aircraft Manufacturing, in collaboration with sister company Inpaer in Brazil, has announced the introduction of the Stallion SLSA, a four-place aircraft that combines light sport performance and efficiency with enhanced capabilities for the general aviation and flight training markets.
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