Aircraft Spotlight: Flying a Certified Ultralight Trainer-The Quicksilver Sport 2SE - You Can Fly

The world of ultralight flying is a bit different than flying traditional general aviation aircraft. Which means this month’s aircraft spotlight on the Quicksilver Sport 2SE is going to be a little bit different as well. To help explain ultralights and their operation, we talked with Bob Comperini, a former president of the United States Ultralight Association (USUA), who also is a Designated Pilot Examiner (DPE) for both Sport Pilot and Airplane certificates. In addition, he holds a Light Sport Maintenance Repairman rating and an Independent Rotax Maintenance Technician certificate, which means he can service and maintain the Rotax series 912 engines.

Club Spotlight: Taking a Flight on the Lighter Side with the Ultralight and Sport Pilots of America - You Can Fly

Quicksilver Aircraft

Aerial and Her Ultralight Trainer - Quicksilver Sport 2 Experimental Aircraft - LICENSE REQUIRED!

Quicksilver Aircraft

Quicksilver's Sport II S

Quicksilver Aircraft

Aerial and Her Ultralight Trainer - Quicksilver Sport 2 Experimental Aircraft - LICENSE REQUIRED!

Quicksilver Sport 2 S light sport aircraft certification.

Quicksilver Aircraft - Special LSA Approval for Sport 2S

Ultralight Time!, Ultralight flying represents one of the easiest and purest ways to experience the joys of aviation. From powered parachutes and trikes to traditional