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CTLS Lite Lowers Prices; Increases Payload
Flight Design “Stimulus Package” Benefits Buyers on Budgets
Leinfelden-Echterdingen, GERMANY / 15 March 2010 — In difficult economic times, leaders are expected to help with solutions. Hearing the concerns over increasing prices and decreasing payloads in Light-Sport Aircraft, market leader Flight Design created the new CTLS Lite which dramatically lowers the price and substantially raises payload. The German company raised the bar by introducing a new version of the CTLS, which uses the company’s flexibility and years of experience to respond with a plane that is adapted to the new economic realities.
Flight Design raises the bar for training quality
Formal Syllabus Helps Existing Pilots Transition to Fly CTLS
South Woodstock, CONNECTICUT / March 9, 2010 – Two facts are well known in the Light-Sport Aircraft community: (1) Most buyers are existing pilots who have been flying general aviation airplanes for years, and (2) The insurance industry is very keen to see better training of these pilots before they begin flying Light-Sport Aircraft (LSA). Now, Flight Design announces their “Transition Syllabus” as means to assure standardized and thorough training for all buyers of the company’s popular Light-Sport Aircraft.
