Sportstar Max light sport aircraft from Evektor Aircraft, Dreams Come True Aviation.
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http://www.sportaviationmagazine.com - Evektor SportStar Max - Dan Johnson gives us a quick look at the SportStar Max, light sport aircraft from Evektor Aircraft, sold and serviced in the U.S. by Dreams Come True Aviation, during the U.S. Sport Aviation Expo, held at the Sebring Regional Airport Sebring Florida.
Without changing the model designation -- it's always been the Sportstar -- Evektor has steadily evolved their all-metal low-wing aircraft. The model was the #1 aircraft to win SLSA approval, a distinction it retains forever, yet it changed to address customer interests. In this video we review some of the changes to the Max version, with its much-smoother exterior.
Evektor (Dreams Come True)
Evektor is Number One and always will be. The Czech company's SportStar was the number one SLSA to win approval but engineers have steadily improved the model far beyond that 2005 version that started the race.
The years of metamorphosis for Sportstar resulted in a series of steadily refined aircraft leading to the new Harmony model of 2011. Although you likely know the brand you may not be aware of the many changes. These changes came subtly and in increments. Yet when you can contrast the differences you see the lines have become much smoother and refined even while the cockpit was enlarged. Now, six years after that Number One status was achieved, Evektor has a strong-than-ever product with solid U. S. dealers in place. One of those is Steve Minnich, proprietor of Dreams Come True (DCT) Aviation LLC.
Evektor (Dreams Come True)
Minnich runs Dreams Come True (DCT) with the slogan "Bringing Light-Sport Aviation to the Birthplace of Aviation." Operating from the Dayton Wright Brothers Airport (KMGY), Dreams Come True provides Evektor Aircraft Sales, stocks parts for support, and provides flight instruction and Evektor aircraft rental through Aviation Sales Inc. (ASI). DCT often works shows with other dealers like Art Torola of AB FLight. Steve and the other dealers are backed by Evektor, a major engineering company in the Czech Republic. Located in the south of the country Evektor does work for the nation's auto industry among other major clients. I've visited their factory to see a professionally run operation fully able to reassure more than 1,000 owners around the world. Evektor appears here to stay.
The modern SportStar Max IFR or Harmony compare remarkably well to a top-flight GA airplane considering either may cost only one quarter of the heavier airplane. The comfortably wide cockpit with large instrument panel full of standard IFR gauges and big-screen digital instruments can satisfy someone used to a Bonanza or a Cirrus. Built lightly to stay within the LSA class, SportStar Max IFR and Harmony don't feel like lightweights. Handling is responsive yet thoroughly conventional. In-flight behavior is predictable and stability is excellent. Early on Evektor built a good reputation in flight schools. Some units have thousands of hours of instruction logged. Evektor's 2011 Harmony model brings a new look with optimized aerodynamics resulting in higher speed, enlarged ailerons & rudder, and extra leg room.
Evektor (Dreams Come True)
Web Site:www.midwestsportplanes.com
eMail: [email protected]
City: Dayton, OH USA
Phone: (800) 883-1897
(937) 266-9303
http://www.sportaviationexpos.com
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Without changing the model designation -- it's always been the Sportstar -- Evektor has steadily evolved their all-metal low-wing aircraft. The model was the #1 aircraft to win SLSA approval, a distinction it retains forever, yet it changed to address customer interests. In this video we review some of the changes to the Max version, with its much-smoother exterior.
Evektor (Dreams Come True)
Evektor is Number One and always will be. The Czech company's SportStar was the number one SLSA to win approval but engineers have steadily improved the model far beyond that 2005 version that started the race.
The years of metamorphosis for Sportstar resulted in a series of steadily refined aircraft leading to the new Harmony model of 2011. Although you likely know the brand you may not be aware of the many changes. These changes came subtly and in increments. Yet when you can contrast the differences you see the lines have become much smoother and refined even while the cockpit was enlarged. Now, six years after that Number One status was achieved, Evektor has a strong-than-ever product with solid U. S. dealers in place. One of those is Steve Minnich, proprietor of Dreams Come True (DCT) Aviation LLC.
Evektor (Dreams Come True)
Minnich runs Dreams Come True (DCT) with the slogan "Bringing Light-Sport Aviation to the Birthplace of Aviation." Operating from the Dayton Wright Brothers Airport (KMGY), Dreams Come True provides Evektor Aircraft Sales, stocks parts for support, and provides flight instruction and Evektor aircraft rental through Aviation Sales Inc. (ASI). DCT often works shows with other dealers like Art Torola of AB FLight. Steve and the other dealers are backed by Evektor, a major engineering company in the Czech Republic. Located in the south of the country Evektor does work for the nation's auto industry among other major clients. I've visited their factory to see a professionally run operation fully able to reassure more than 1,000 owners around the world. Evektor appears here to stay.
The modern SportStar Max IFR or Harmony compare remarkably well to a top-flight GA airplane considering either may cost only one quarter of the heavier airplane. The comfortably wide cockpit with large instrument panel full of standard IFR gauges and big-screen digital instruments can satisfy someone used to a Bonanza or a Cirrus. Built lightly to stay within the LSA class, SportStar Max IFR and Harmony don't feel like lightweights. Handling is responsive yet thoroughly conventional. In-flight behavior is predictable and stability is excellent. Early on Evektor built a good reputation in flight schools. Some units have thousands of hours of instruction logged. Evektor's 2011 Harmony model brings a new look with optimized aerodynamics resulting in higher speed, enlarged ailerons & rudder, and extra leg room.
Evektor (Dreams Come True)
Web Site:www.midwestsportplanes.com
eMail: [email protected]
City: Dayton, OH USA
Phone: (800) 883-1897
(937) 266-9303
http://www.sportaviationexpos.com
Sportstar Max light sport aircraft fr...
Related Search terms.
light sport aircraft, light sport aircraft kits, light sport aircraft for sale, light sport aircraft manufacturers, sport planes,sport aircraft,light sport planes, Light-sport Aircraft (Aircraft Type), Flying (Magazine),
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