At AirVenture 2016 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Flying executive editor Pia Bergqvist had a chance to experience a brand-new aerobatic airplane named the GameBird GB1, produced by Bentonville, Arkansas-based Game Composites. The GB1 is designed for versatility, with a 303 hp Lycoming engine spinning a four-bladed MT-Propeller prop, a range of up to 1,000 nm and the ability to quickly shift the CG for different flight missions.
Video: Flying the Aerobatic GameBird GB1
Key Takeaways:
- The GameBird GB1 is a new, versatile aerobatic airplane from Game Composites, experienced by Pia Bergqvist at AirVenture 2016.
- It features a 303 hp Lycoming engine, a 1,000 nm range, and an adjustable center of gravity (CG) for various flight missions.
- Freestyle Aerobatic World Champion Rob Holland demonstrated the all-composite aircraft's high capability with extreme maneuvers across a wide range of airspeeds.
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