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Intresting and what has Raj Hamsa the x-xair company in India been doing last 10 years? Their website has not been updated since 2014. ----- Upprunalegt skeyti ----- Frá: Michael Coates

Hello X-Air people, could somebody on the Facebook page also duplicate this post so it gets some exposure. I have had a lot of enquiry recently from various X-Air owners regarding several new parts

Greetings All. My name is Griff, I’m 29 years old, and I was born blind, and I am on the autism spectrum. Despite the obvious challenges, I have been flying for around five years. I am very

That sounds like a fantastic opportunity for the youth flight training program with the EAA. This would be the absolute best outcome for everybody because the young people will learn how to rebuild an

thank you for the compliments and thank you for posting the photos when you have everything finished. There is always good to see photos of aircraft on the group site. That video is now more than 25

Thank you all for the excellent information guiding me on what to do about the abandoned X-air Standard that was on a neighbor's ranch. He had asked me about it because I have a ranch with an

I recently bought an Xair Falcon with skins in need of replacement. As it was based 250 miles away the wings were removed and put on a trailer. It was a two hour job for two people who had never done

Your research is correct the standard X-Air and the flap model X-Air with the high mounted engine as you mention do not have folding wings. Even if they did have folding wings you still run need? to

Rol wrote on 16/07/2023 10:00 am:

On Sun, Jul 16, 2023, 1:21 p.m. Huw Lloyd-Hughes <huwlh999@...> wrote: > Never seen a wing fold design for the Xair Standard but the wings are easy > to remove anyway, a two man job. All held

Never seen a wing fold design for the Xair Standard but the wings are easy to remove anyway, a two man job. All held on with pins and safety rings Michael Coates is the expert on Xairs and I would

I believe that there was a modification to allow wing folding, but it was not often fitted. I could be wrong though. Mo.

Confirmed Rol. Bill

My research leads me to believe the X-Air standard with the high mounted engine does not have wings that fold, but can only be removed.? Could someone verify that? Thanks, Rol

All, This is a followup for my prior messages about the "barn find" XAIR. It appears to be an early model with the engine mounted up high. The owner of the land where it sits wants it moved ASAP.

Interesting. You know what happened with the engine? Funny you say that because this year once I took my airplane out of winter storage I put brand new NGK dr9ea spark plugs and the first three

From what I can read it was an engine failure of the Jabiru upfront. There are a lot of accidents coming through at the moment as a lot of aircraft in the northern hemisphere are coming into service

Thanks for letting me know michael. I wonder what happened. I am sure there will be a report sent out at a later date ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2023 4:33:34 PM To:

https://www.shropshirestar.com/news/local-hubs/mid-wales/welshpool/2023/06/14/two-people-in-hospital-after-microlight-crash-lands-in-field-near-welshpool/ -- With regards, Michael Coates AU +61

Tom The Facebook link supplied is locked, no info on the page Brian