20 ULTRALIGHT AIRCRAFT THAT WILL BLOW YOUR MIND

[@keithbowman8492]

This is clickbait so far all he has shown was sport planes not ultralights

[@rollingthunder277]

Only a couple aircraft listed here qualify as FAR Part 103 Ultralight exemption in the United States. You should make this a little more clear.

[@colkelley]

NONE of these aircraft meet the FAA definition of "ultralight aircraft" which require no pilots license.

[@-TechGear]

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[@dennisbecraft1303]

Some do. For instance the "103" in the name of the "Aerolite 103" means just that.

[@Conn653]

This clip is incorrectly labeled. Only 3 craft mentioned qualify as an Ultralight(FAR part 103). The rest would be listed as LSA(Light Sport Aircraft) due their gross weight limits. This video is quite misleading! 😞 I have 55 years in aviation and a licensed pilot. Thumbs DOWN! 😞

[@worldclassish]

Any aircraft that can cruise above 63 miles an hour don't qualify as ultralight.

[@Rcgary24]

only 3 were ultralights , rest all light sport. lies.

[@Fishingwithbrox-ei4iw]

As an American student pilot I can tell you that barely any of these aircraft are ultralight.
A true part 102 ultralight aircraft can only have 2 seats and a five gallon flue tank read online to find out more

[@hadleymanmusic]

Whats in the thumbnail?

[@AB-bp9fi]

Clickbait

[@idleFLUX]

I knew it was about to be some bullshit as soon as I heard the voice lmao

[@dustinchase9187]

United States definition of "ultralight"
Weighs less than 254 pounds (115 kg) empty weight, excluding floats and safety devices.
Has a maximum fuel capacity of 5 U.S. gallons (19 L)
Does not exceed 55 knots (102 km/h; 63 mph) calibrated airspeed at full power in level flight.

[@-TechGear]

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[@josemmontes5810]

The CriCri depicted here is an RC plane...

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[@litestuffllc7249]

Would be useful to have price ranges, if in actual production; where it is made.. seems like basic data.

[@biocop]

Please dislike the video so it doesn’t keep popping up. False information.

[@onlineservicesolutionsunil]

These ultralight aircraft are incredible!

[@-TechGear]

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[@rossk4864]

Don't trust this information. Even though all of the featured models are referred to as "ultralights", only five of the models, Aerolite 103, eSpyder, Quicksilver MXL, Belite Chipper, and Cri-Cri, are true ultralights under FAA FAR 103. The others probably fall into the Light-Sport category.

[@Trex_Dino]

so far i have seen one ultralight and the rest are not

[@JohnSmith-ii7dw]

lost me at Ukraine i paid for that craft to reach market

[@williamk5998]

Terrible video. AI I suspect.

[@mechniack]

So much talk and say absolutely nothing but BS

[@Brad-sh2wn]

Most of them are light sport aircraft

[@Aaron-om4dw]

Aeroprakt makes amazing small planes and the A22 is also a flying bomb in Russia. I prefer the non explosive version

[@-TechGear]

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[@jumpingjacks5558]

I like the idea of electric propulsion, but just like electric cars the batteries will eventually need to be replaced. I can't imagine how expensive that would be, and not to mention disposal fees and regulations of transporting those batteries. I believe maintenance would be very expensive especially parts from other countries.

[@billvanantwerp3658]

None of these are ultralights

[@ferencbalazs5593]

én olvasni inkább szeretek, mint irni

[@mr-uc4me]

Everyone commenting that these are not ultralights - please remember there is a world outside of the USA; a world where these are considered to be ultra/microlights.

[@-TechGear]

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[@boristhedespot3473]

The sound is crap

[@philippeaudoire3368]

Got to get these clickbaiters offline

[@wowbird1234567]

All garbage