Air Racing
Air Racing is an aerial motorsport where pilots with the world’s best flying skills compete remotely in terms of precision and time in operating race-specialized small aircraft under extreme condition. Pilots will fly actual racetracks set up at various locations globally, competing for best times in a remote format.
Microlight
A small private aircraft carrying no more than two people, with an empty weight of not more than 150 kg and a wing area not less than 10 square metres. A microlight is lighter and usually slower flying than a normal light aircraft.
Light Sport Aircraft
A Light Sport Aircraft or LSA, is a diverse category of small planes that meet specific operational and design criteria. To be considered a light-sport aircraft, a plane’s top speed cannot exceed 120 knots. It also must have a maximum allowable take-off weight below 1320 pounds if it is operating non-amphibiously. If the aircraft is taking off or landing in water, this number increases to 1430. Also, an LSA must have a maximum seating capacity of two people. This includes the pilot. All LSA’s are single-engine aircraft with a depressurized cabin. They must also be equipped with a landing gear if they are non-amphibious.
