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Aircraft Spruce offers LSA products

By Janice Wood · September 13, 2011 ·

Aircraft Spruce & Specialty Co., which has been a  distributor of homebuilt and certified aircraft parts and materials since 1965, now also distributes Light-Sport Aircraft products.

Products available include DVDs, books, eBooks, avionic items, instruments, along with the entire SkySports line, which Aircraft Spruce acquired in 2009. SkySports produces its own line of single and dual fuel systems and fuel probes, and also carries a complete line of products such as instruments, radios, GPS, strobes, Comtronics helmet/intercom systems, Winter instruments, and hardware for the ultralight market.

Aircraft Spruce provides a non-TSO’d “glass cockpit” option for retrofit installation in LSA and experimental/kitbuilt aircraft with the Garmin GDU 370.

Aircraft LED lights for the LSA market include the E-Series AveoFlashLP, which are unbreakable lights with a lifetime warranty for your kit, sport, ultralight or experimental aircraft.

For more information: 877-4SPRUCE or AircraftSpruce.com

 

About Janice Wood

Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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