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CubCrafters Joins ANN To Sponsor AirVenture 2021

CubCrafters Rugged STOL Airplanes Are Working Hard at Oshkosh Out of Display Area #273

For 35 years, CubCrafters has been in the business of advancing the classic Piper Super Cub, legendary for its bush flying and off airport performance.

While our engineering has further improved STOL performance, we have also focused on improving every aspect that makes the Super Cub platform uniquely capable. The result is a range of modern adventure aircraft that are designed and engineered for backcountry flying. Pilots are rewarded with not only STOL performance, but also remarkable flight characteristics, uncommon comfort & ergonomics, unmatched range, and class-defining utility.

Founder, Jim Richmond, is one of those fortunate people who have made a successful career of something they love. In Jim's case, it's a deep appreciation of an iconic airplane: The Piper Super Cub. Back in 1980, after a thorough fact-finding trip to Alaska (where the Super Cub is a favorite bush plane), Jim made the decision to sell his home insulation business and switch to rebuilding Super Cubs thus CubCrafters was born.

From the beginning, what distinguished Jim's vision was his ability to recognize the potential performance that he believed had never been fully developed in the Super Cub. An innovative engineer as well as an accomplished Airframe and Power Plant mechanic, Jim was constantly on the lookout for interesting modifications and refinements. This effort led him to developing a community of like-minded enthusiasts by publishing the Super Cub Newsletter and other activities.

Over the next two decades, Jim’s ambition evolved, and CubCrafters began building new airplanes - airplanes greatly improved from the original Super Cub. Stronger. Safer. Easier to fly.

Current offerings Include:

 

Did Ya Know? (Cool Facts About CubCrafters):

  • We have partnered with TacAero to offer factory authorized training.
  • CubCrafters has Certified Sales Centers located across the globe to offer the highest level of support to our customers.
  • Each Certified Sales Center travels their region with the goal of maintaining and building relationships.
  • The Carbon Cub EX is the most complete aircraft kit on the market.
  • XCub has a top speed of 153 miles per hour and a cruise of 145 mph
  • CubCrafters has added a powerful, fully-integrated EFIS avionics suite as an option.
  • XCub is lighter, faster, stronger and provides a larger payload and greater range than any aircraft in its category.

FMI: www.Cubcrafters.com, Oshkosh Display Area 273 

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