Ultralight flight training, flight training for ultralights. You can help support Ultralight News by visiting our sponsor at the bottom of this article . The ultralight groundschool taught by L'il Hustler Ultralight Aviation was the first accepted by Transport Canada. The course covers all the requirements for the issue of an ultralight permit. This includes rules and regulations, weather, navigation, aircraft engines, propellers, aircraft control systems and theory of flight.
Class size is limited.
The L'il Buzzard is a side by side seating two place trainer. It features dual controls, and three throttles so students can fly in the configuration that they are most comfortable with. The six position adjustable seats allow for pilots from 5 feet to 6 feet 6 inches. The Rotax 65 HP Rotax engine supplies heat to the pilots via a heater located up under the dash for comfortable training throughout the season. While the government minimum requirement to obtain an ultralight permit is 10 hours of flight time, experience has shown that most students take between 15 and 19 hours to obtain their license.