Rotorvox is on a mission to publicize the manufacturing quality of its new gyrocopter, the Rotorvox C2A that is making its U.S. debut at this week’s Sun ‘n Fun show in Lakeland, Florida. One of Eisenach, Germany-based LIFT Air’s divisions working with their partner Lindig builds the Rotorvox, an all-carbon Rotax-powered machine by “signifying the clash of our enthusiasm for flight with our enthusiasm for German engineering.”
Rotorvox Arrives at Sun ‘n Fun
Key Takeaways:
- The German-engineered Rotorvox C2A gyrocopter, built by LIFT Air, is making its U.S. debut at Sun 'n Fun to showcase its manufacturing quality.
- It is an all-carbon, Rotax-powered machine featuring side-by-side seating, ergonomic controls, and a distinctive twin-boom design.
- Certified as an LSA in Germany, the C2A is sold in the U.S. as an experimental amateur-built kit, offering a 324 nm range and a top speed of 102 mph.
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