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Welcome to Hayes Aero Ultralight and Light Sport Aircraft

Welcome to Hayes Aero Ultralight and Light Sport AircraftWelcome to Hayes Aero Ultralight and Light Sport AircraftWelcome to Hayes Aero Ultralight and Light Sport Aircraft

AEROLITE 103

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Welcome to Hayes Aero Ultralight and Light Sport Aircraft

Welcome to Hayes Aero Ultralight and Light Sport AircraftWelcome to Hayes Aero Ultralight and Light Sport AircraftWelcome to Hayes Aero Ultralight and Light Sport Aircraft

AEROLITE 103

(248) 462-9338

One week build at Oshkosh

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I just wanted to share a few pictures and my awesome experience with everyone on my builders assist program with Rick Hayes on my Aerolite 103.
Prior to making this purchase I checked into a lot of different ultralight manufacturers and the Aerolite 103 is what impressed me.
I live in Connecticut so Rick was closest dealer from me being in Michigan.
I called Rick spoke with him a number of times about different options I could put on plane and asked him his thoughts on the different options.
Rick was very helpful on explaining everything with me and picked the phone up every time I called (and I definitely did call him a lot lol)

I ordered the plane with sail colors and options. A few weeks later everything was in Ricks shop waiting for myself and one of my friends to take a ride to assemble.
( Rick had to have my sails made once I decided on color. That’s what took the 2 weeks. Otherwise Rick has many planes in his warehouse)
We drove out Sunday 14hours and a few snow storms later we arrived in Michigan.
We showed up Monday met rick and started our build. Danny ( my friend) was put on putting sails over all surfaces .
Rick put me on wiring.
Rick had everything layed out
For our next move on everything we did and at the same time made sure we had things going together correctly and turned wrenches with us.
We did this for 3 days.
Day 4 we started the plane then just looked at how awesome it looked.
Once we took enough pictures we pulled plane back into hanger to disassemble and put in trailer for the ride home.
Taking the plane apart and getting it in the trailer all fastened securely
Took a little over an hour.

I can’t say enough on what a great experience I had building the plane with Rick.
After building the plane and seeing how well things had been layed out and how well the plane is put together I’m very happy I chose the Aerolite 103.
Thank you Rick

Aerolite 103 Disassembly

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Transporting your Aerolite

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Magnum Parachute Installation

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14 year old's Flight to Oshkosh 2019

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Sun n Fun 2019

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Kits and Ready to Fly

What is an Ultralight?

Federal Aviation Regulation called Part 103

In the U.S., flying an ultralight doesn't require a license or a medical certificate of any kind, providing the aircraft meets the Federal Aviation Regulation called Part 103. Part 103 defines an ultralight as an aircraft that meets the following criteria:

   

Seats


1

 

Max. Empty Weight (Powered Aircraft)


254 lbs

 

Max. Empty Weight (Unpowered Aircraft)


155 lbs

 

Max. Fuel Capacity


5 Gallons

 

Max. Speed @ Full Power


55 knots (63 mph)

 

Max. Stall Speed (Power Off)  24 knots (27.6 mph)


If the aircraft has more than 1-seat or exceeds any of the above criteria, it's not an ultralight, and thus not eligible for operation under Part 103.

These are the legal rules by which we fly; they are the most lenient in the world. These privileges, however, carry responsibilities: while there are no specific legal requirements, ultralight pilots must be trained just like any other pilot.

Learn More FAA Document AC 103-7 - The Ultralight Vehicle

https://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/Advisory_Circular/AC_103-7.pdf

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Aerolite 103 Factory tour 2019

Video Recorded after Sun n Fun 2019 while picking up Kits to bring back to Michigan.

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