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, has introduced the Stallion SLSA, a new four-place aircraft designed for general aviation and flight training.
The Stallion SLSA is intended to be the company's first aircraft approved under the FAA's proposed MOSAIC regulatory basis (new SLSA framework).
Its prototype is currently undergoing flight testing in Brazil, with the U.S. certification process anticipated to begin in early 2024.
Preliminary specifications include a 200 hp Lycoming IO-360 engine, a maximum cruise speed of 135 knots, and a maximum range of 1,144 nautical miles.
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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