Next week’s U.S. Sport Aviation Expo aims not just to show off the LSA products but to introduce the masses to the whole concept of sport flying and get them up in the air for a free demo flight. Entrance fees are low, with $40 buying a four-day pass including parking. Fly-ins are welcome, and camping is just $5 a day. Besides lots of LSAs to look at and try out, UL Power-Aero from Belgium and Vulcan both will be introducing new engines at the show, Wood said. EAA staffers provide free seminars about how to choose the right LSA and how to earn a sport pilot certificate. Current aviators can also learn about becoming an LSA instructor or repair technician. And if you’ve always wondered what it’s like to fly a trike, gyro, powered parachute or LSA, the Sebring expo offers a chance to try them all.
New LSA Engines, Seminars And Events
Key Takeaways:
- The U.S. Sport Aviation Expo aims to introduce the general public to sport flying through low-cost attendance, free demo flights, and welcoming fly-ins.
- The event will showcase a wide array of Light Sport Aircraft (LSAs), feature new engine introductions, and offer seminars on LSA selection and sport pilot certification.
- Attendees can learn about becoming an LSA instructor or repair technician, expanding career opportunities within sport aviation.
- The expo provides a unique hands-on opportunity to try flying various sport aircraft, including trikes, gyros, powered parachutes, and LSAs.
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