The World's Smallest LSA, or UL!

[NCPilot]

http://youtu.be/TDmnjwbJrVM

Wow, now this is ONE aircraft I wouldn't want to fly.

Too small for my taste.

[cerwindel]

http://youtu.be/TDmnjwbJrVM

Wow, now this is ONE aircraft I wouldn't want to fly.

Too small for my taste.

Id Give it a try, comments say aerobatic and 100mph cruise??

[NCPilot]

http://youtu.be/TDmnjwbJrVM

Wow, now this is ONE aircraft I wouldn't want to fly.

Too small for my taste.

Id Give it a try, comments say aerobatic and 100mph cruise??

Here's a Wiki article on the aircraft.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colomban_Cri-cri

[cerwindel]

http://youtu.be/TDmnjwbJrVM

Wow, now this is ONE aircraft I wouldn't want to fly.

Too small for my taste.

Id Give it a try, comments say aerobatic and 100mph cruise??

Here's a Wiki article on the aircraft.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colomban_Cri-cri

2 15hp engines.. I take it back, im with you!

[3Dreaming]

I remember years ago (70's or 80's) at Oshkosh when they showed them for the first time. The did a wonderful aerobatic routine with canopy to canopy formation work. To bad it is multi engine, that means no LSA. Tom

[Aerco]

The Cri-Cri is a very well engineered and proven aircraft - very popular in Europe and elsewhere. Fully aerobatic and with some engines it will do 120mph. It is anything but a toy. The thought that went into the design is amazing - it is a very involved building process.

It also has a fine safety record - just don't confuse it with a Zenith copy (rip-off?) of it that had a lot of problems and has long ago been withdrawn.

Comes apart in minutes and you can put it in a trailer.