Mon, Sep 28, 2009
Light Sport Flight LLC in Glendale AZ Now Represents Storm
Aircraft
Storm Aircraft has added Light Sport flight LLC as their
southwest regional distributor. Light Sport Flight LLC, which
has headquarters located on the west side of the Phoenix, AZ
metropolitan area, brings over twenty-five years experience in the
light aircraft field providing sales, service and flight training
to the region. The company supports a full time Sport Plane
Flight school.
Storm Rally
The Storm Aircraft product line currently includes two models,
Storm Rally and Storm Century. The Rally is a high-wing
all-composite plane where the Century is a low-wing all-metal
aircraft. Both planes are manufactured in Italy and assembled
here in the U.S. The distributor also offers very-fast-build
pre-assembled component kits.
The Storm Rally and Storm Century SLSAs are powered by the Rotax
912 UL-S engine with a Warp Drive 3-bladed, ground-adjustable
propeller. The planes cruise at 115 mph with a fuel
consumption rate of approximately 5gph, providing an in-flight
endurance of over five hours. Comfortable leather touch seats,
fully finished interiors, and an oversize cabin capable of over 100
lbs of baggage behind the seats make the Storm line of aircraft
excellent cross-country cruisers.
Storm Century
According to company officials, the aircraft comes with a
standard package of flight and engine instrumentation, including
Tru-trak solid state electric attitude indicator, ICOM Radio,
Garmin transponder, intercom, and Garmin 396 GPS. Other
options are available, including a glass cockpit. Pricing for the
standard aircraft starts at around $109,000.
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