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Flight Design hits 300

By Janice Wood · July 13, 2009 ·

Flight Design has hit a milestone: The company recently delivered its 300th LSA.

Fight Design Mid-Atlantic's John W. Calla, Jr. hands the keys to the 300th plane to Kenneth Griffin of Southampton, N.J.
Fight Design Mid-Atlantic's John W. Calla, Jr. hands the keys to the 300th plane to Kenneth Griffin of Southampton, N.J.

Flight Design’s distributor, Flight Design Mid-Atlantic, delivered the 300th plane to Kenneth Griffin of Southampton, N.J., who picked up his plane at Lancaster Airport in Lititz, Pa.

The leading seller of LSAs in the United States, Flight Design was first to hit the milestones of 100 and 200 deliveries and has now repeated that front-row performance. No other companies have yet reached 150 deliveries, according to FAA aircraft registration data.

The company delivers its fully loaded CTLS for $133,800. All have dual primary flight displays, are night-flight qualified (with proper pilot credentials), have whole aircraft parachutes as standard equipment, and are available from stock or from current production.

Flight Design USA is the U.S. importer of the CT series from Germany. Approximately 1,300 CT models are flying around the globe.

For more information: 612-759-2252 or www.flightdesignusa.com

About Janice Wood

Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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