Aircrafts - Lenair

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LenAir offers a fleet of dedicated aircraft types, covering everything from basic license training (LAPL/PPL) to UPRT and advanced aerobatics. Our fleet is carefully selected to provide the best learning experience, whether you’re a new student or an experienced pilot looking to refine your skills.

On this page, you’ll find a detailed overview of the aircraft we use for instruction and specialized training. Each aircraft type has its unique characteristics that make them suitable for specific purposes – from robust training aircraft to high-performance aerobatic machines.

Take a closer look at our aircraft models, their specifications, and application possibilities below.

Super Decathlon

The Perfect Aerobatic Aircraft

Super Decathlon is a versatile and robust aircraft, perfect for both basic and advanced aerobatics. With its strong construction, symmetrical wing profile, and an engine and oil system designed for inverted flight, it is one of the most reliable choices for aerobatic training.

Why Choose Super Decathlon?

Built specifically for aerobatics and training
Symmetrical wing profile for precise maneuvers
Approved for loops, spins, rolls, and inverted flight
Ideal choice for learning tailwheel handling
Two tandem seats – perfect for instructor training

Technical Specifications

Engine: Lycoming AEIO-360-H1B, 180 hp
Propeller: MT Constant Speed, overhauled in 2019
Wingspan: 9.75 meters
Length: 6.98 meters
Max. G-load: +6G / -5G
Approved for inverted flight: Yes

What is Super Decathlon Used For?

Super Decathlon is the primary training aircraft at LenAir for both aerobatics and tailwheel training. The aircraft is used for:

Aerobatic Course (Aerobatic Rating)
UPRT (Upset Prevention and Recovery Training)
Tailwheel rating and maneuvers
Instructor training and advanced pilot training

Experience Super Decathlon

As your first tailwheel aircraft, Super Decathlon gives you a unique combination of precision, control, and freedom in the air. With its transparent ceiling window and centered seating position, you get optimal visibility during all flight maneuvers.

Want to experience the freedom of aerobatic flying? Contact us today and try Super Decathlon!

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EXTRA 200

Extra 200 – Extreme Aerobatic Performance

Extra 200 is a high-performance aerobatic machine built to handle extreme maneuvers. With its lightweight yet strong carbon fiber construction and a high-performance engine, the Extra 200 gives pilots an unparalleled experience in aerobatic flying.

Why Choose Extra 200?

Built for competitive aerobatics
Extreme maneuverability and high G-tolerance
Can perform advanced aerobatic maneuvers
Fast roll rate of 360° per second
Robust carbon fiber and steel construction

Technical Specifications

Engine: Lycoming AEIO-360, 200 hp
Propeller: Constant Speed
Wingspan: 7.4 meters
Length: 6.7 meters
Max. G-load: +10G / -10G
Roll rate: 360° per second

What is Extra 200 Used For?

Extra 200 is used by experienced aerobatic pilots and those who want to take their aerobatics to the next level. The aircraft is used for:

Advanced aerobatic training
UPRT (Upset Prevention and Recovery Training)
Loop, roll, snap roll, and spin training
Competitive aerobatics

Experience Extra 200

Extra 200 is created for pilots who want to experience the full potential of aerobatics. If you want to try one of the world's best aerobatic aircraft, this is the plane for you.

Are you ready to fly at the limits of the laws of physics? Book a flight in Extra 200 today!

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PIPER PA-18 SUPER CUB

Piper PA-18 Super Cub – Classic Tailwheel Aircraft

Piper PA-18 Super Cub is one of the most iconic and versatile tailwheel aircraft ever made. Known for its simplicity, durability, and ability to operate from even the shortest runways, it is an ideal aircraft for basic training and tailwheel instruction.

Why Choose Piper PA-18 Super Cub?

Classic tailwheel aircraft with excellent control
Perfect for basic and advanced training
Easy to handle, but requires precision
Ideal choice for bush flying and short runways
One of the most popular training aircraft in the world

Technical Specifications

Engine: Continental C90-8F, 90 hp
Propeller: Fast pitch prop
Wingspan: 10.8 meters
Length: 6.9 meters
Empty weight: 450 kg
Max. takeoff weight: 794 kg

What is Piper PA-18 Super Cub Used For?

Super Cub is a fantastic platform for basic training and specialized disciplines. The aircraft is used for:

Tailwheel training
Basic training for PPL(A) and LAPL(A)
Short field and bush flying training
Renewal and check flights

Experience Piper PA-18 Super Cub

Super Cub is one of the best aircraft for mastering tailwheel technique. With its unique ability to operate from small runways and demanding conditions, it is a favorite choice for many pilots.

Want to try a classic tailwheel aircraft? Contact us today and fly Super Cub!

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ROBIN 2160

ROBIN 2160 – Your Agile, Multi-role Training Aircraft

The Robin 2160 is built for pilots at every level. Its light, responsive handling and aerobatic capability make it a practical and versatile choice for basic training, license revalidation, Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT), and aerobatics.

Why Fly the Robin 2160?

Easy to fly: Light and responsive controls make every maneuver intuitive, allowing you to focus on learning and enjoying the flight.
Excellent performance: The 160 hp Lycoming engine delivers reliable power for every training scenario.
Clear visibility: The large bubble canopy provides a wide, unobstructed view, enhancing situational awareness.
Versatile training platform: Suitable for UPRT and aerobatics, with a +6 / −3 G-load capability.

Technical Specifications

Engine: Lycoming O-320-D2A, 160 hp
Propeller: Sensenich fixed pitch
Wingspan: 8.36 meters
Length: 6.65 meters
Max. takeoff weight: 900 kg
G-load: +6G / −3G
Seat configuration: Side-by-side

How Will You Use the Robin 2160?

UPRT Training: Fulfill EASA requirements and prepare for your first type rating. The Robin 2160 offers full safety and all-attitude capability, in line with IATA recommendations.
License revalidation: Refresh your SEP (land) rating in an aircraft that is easy to fly, offers excellent visibility, and allows you to expand your operational limits.
Aerobatics: Safely practice loops, rolls, and spins, and experience the thrill of advanced flying.

Ready to Fly?

Our Robin 2160 is ready for your next training session. Book your flight today and discover the difference.

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Fly Your Own Aircraft – Training and Education

At LenAir, you have the opportunity to take your education or maintain your skills in your own aircraft. We offer instructors and check flights on a variety of different aircraft types, so you can get the best possible training with the aircraft you know best.

What Do We Offer?

Instructor training in your own aircraft
Renewal and check flights
Tailwheel training and type approvals
UPRT training (Upset Prevention and Recovery Training)
Aerobatic training, if the aircraft is certified for aerobatics

Requirements for Using Your Own Aircraft

The aircraft must be in legal and airworthy condition
The insurance must cover instructor and any check flights
The aircraft must be suitable for the desired type of training
If it's an experimental aircraft, an individual assessment is required

Benefits of Using Your Own Aircraft

Training in your own aircraft means that you become better at handling precisely the aircraft you will most often fly. It provides a more realistic training experience and increased safety.

Want to take your training in your own aircraft? Contact us to learn about the possibilities!

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Super Decathlon

The Perfect Aerobatic Aircraft

Why Choose Super Decathlon?

Technical Specifications

What is Super Decathlon Used For?

Experience Super Decathlon

EXTRA 200

Extra 200 – Extreme Aerobatic Performance

Why Choose Extra 200?

Technical Specifications

What is Extra 200 Used For?

Experience Extra 200

PIPER PA-18 SUPER CUB

Piper PA-18 Super Cub – Classic Tailwheel Aircraft

Why Choose Piper PA-18 Super Cub?

Technical Specifications

What is Piper PA-18 Super Cub Used For?

Experience Piper PA-18 Super Cub

ROBIN 2160

ROBIN 2160 – Your Agile, Multi-role Training Aircraft

Why Fly the Robin 2160?

Technical Specifications

How Will You Use the Robin 2160?

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Fly Your Own Aircraft – Training and Education

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Requirements for Using Your Own Aircraft

Benefits of Using Your Own Aircraft

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