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Motavia seem to have resurrected themselves from the ashes and they have advertised their web site again. The Motavia looks like it has everything we need in an engine to power the X-Air, especially

You could get a Rotax, might do you more good! :-) Stay Kool, Ian Stokes. mfc@... http://www.xair.flyer.co.uk/

Good instrument, pitty about the price for 19 category aircraft. cheers Tony

Yep you win a prize, how about some pictures .... good to see you are OK cheers Tony www.ozemail.com.au/~santhony

This is the instrument all aviators have been waiting for. Designed from the ground up to suit every Rotax engine. Follow the link below and tell me what you think... i appreciate your feedback.

Great news about no injuries. How about a packet of cornflakes! (I've been following all the chatter in the group....hope to eventually acquire an X-Air....Terry )

Thanks for the comfort. It really was a non-situation as the glide was really nice and easy to handle. The corn was 4-5 feet so the landing wasn't too bad. I guess I landed maybe 150 meters from the

We will have to send you an X-Air Survivors Award, due to the fact they keep flying there have only ever been a few given out !!. We had a similar occurrence over here where a pilot was looking

I have to attest to the strength and resiliency of the Xair. I had a forced landing in a corn field last night after my Hirth seized. I tore up about 75 feet of corn in the process. Too bad it was

"Flying is learning to throw yourself at the ground, and miss."

From Jean Fran in France "In fact, it's the Swedish xair dealer, Bj?rn Police, washing his windscreen." ????? who knows !!

My understanding is that the Indian Police use some X Airs for aerial surveillance. Perhaps this is a christening ceremony for the first units delivered? Perhaps Joel can clarify... -- Trevor

I have just come across an interesting X-Air photo with a definite story behind it !!. I may be wrong, but i think its India and it's some sort of 'blessing' ceremony. Maybe someone knows more

Just received from Dave Waring in Indonesia is a picture of his immaculate X-Air "F". Dave has painted the pod and spats in Blue to match the leading edge colour and it look terrific, the front wheel

August 06, 2000 SE Queensland Ultralight Flyer's 'First Sunday of the Month' BBQ This month's BBQ is to be held at the magnificent Watts Bridge Memorial Airfield. As always, if you fly something with

I have just uploaded some more pictures of aircraft into the files section in the folder aircraft colours. I have added a Yellow and Black and a Red and Blue. Thanks Michael

The last four weeks has been particulary busy for X-Air Australia with two customers building their aircraft at our factory under a Commercial Assistance Program.

Hi everyone, I'll be on vacation for the next week, so I'll not be responding to messages until after the 15th of July. Happy Flying!!! Bill

Darren Turner wrote: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ It is not possible to use an Ultralight for commercial p

Urgent information Kitfoxes, Skyfoxes and Gazelles ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I know this post has nothing to do with X-Air's but an urgent