The Just Aircraft SuperSTOL is a rugged short take-off and landing (STOL) aircraft designed for off-runway operations, featuring nitrogen-charged shock absorbers and tundra tires to handle unorthodox landings.
It is constructed with durability in mind, with hardware built to withstand tough conditions.
The SuperSTOL is primarily a homebuilt aircraft, with approximately half of the fabrication completed at the factory and the rest left for the builder.
Its interior and panel are simplistic, prioritizing functionality with minimal instrumentation and visible components like fuel lines.
Get up close and personal with the Just Aircraft SuperSTOL.
As I found out the day I flew it, the SuperSTOL never needs a runway.Stephen PopeJust Aircraft SuperSTOLStephen PopeJust Aircraft SuperSTOLStephen PopeJust Aircraft SuperSTOLJim KoepnickJust Aircraft SuperSTOLJim KoepnickJust Aircraft SuperSTOLJim KoepnickJust Aircraft SuperSTOLJim KoepnickThere’s not much room in the panel, but in this airplane you don’t need much.Jim KoepnickJust Aircraft SuperSTOLJim KoepnickThe SuperSTOL is built tough, with hardware to match.Jim KoepnickJust Aircraft SuperSTOLJim KoepnickJust Aircraft SuperSTOLJim KoepnickTrim is controlled not through a wheel but by these small levers.Jim KoepnickFuel lines and other components are routed right through the cabin, which is as simplistic as it gets.Jim KoepnickJust Aircraft SuperSTOLJim KoepnickSlightly less than half of the fabrication is performed at the Just Aircraft factory, with the rest left for the homebuilder.Stephen PopeThe SuperSTOL’s nitrogen-charged shock absorbers and tundra tires cushion the brunt of the abuse from unorthodox landings.Jim KoepnickJust Aircraft SuperSTOLJim KoepnickJust Aircraft SuperSTOLJim KoepnickJust Aircraft SuperSTOLJim KoepnickJust Aircraft SuperSTOLJim KoepnickFor more SuperSTOL, check out Stephen Pope’s write-up and video of the aircraft here.Jim Koepnick