TECNAM Sierra MK 11, low wing, all metal, light sport aircraft.

TECNAM Sierra MK 11, low wing, all metal, light sport aircraft.
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[@ryanyoder7573]

Wonderful airplanes. Very high quality

[@spike7112ify]

You can really tell an old guy makes these videos by the audio quality. Beautiful aircraft.

[@280zjammer]

Boom Patater easy to comprehend which is better than high fidelity that you can’t comprehend.

[@PaulAnthonyDuttonUk]

Nice.... FK14 or Techam II ? Sauerkraut or Pasta? Thinking that if Techam did a tail wheel version I would choose Pasta...

[@victorkonsam6836]

Hello, Wish to build a new flex I wing aircraft, will any petrol powered engine lift it.

[@DanFrederiksen]

I didn't think you had a 120knots speed limit in USA. Although the plane doesn't go much faster anyway. Maybe it's a bit heavier than fiber planes. VL3 goes a fair bit faster and as much as twice the range. Of course retractable gear also makes a difference. Minor detail :)

[@mauriceevans6546]

Hopefully that will change when FAA changes the rules for light sport in the next few years

[@GeneralSirDouglasMcA]

It’s only 120 kts at sea level. If true airspeed is greater at high altitudes, it’s acceptable.

[@flexairz]

@@GeneralSirDouglasMcA The limit is indicated airspeed. That remains, regardless the altitude.