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"The Husky was the first airplane I made for myself in the 1990s," he says.

Husky A1-C

A real all-rounder

The Aviat Husky A-1C is a great choice for those looking for a versatile, lightweight aircraft with STOL (Short Take-Off and Landing) characteristics for operating from unpaved, short take-offs.

Large, efficient wings combined with a powerful engine and excellent flying qualities make the Husky A-1C an excellent machine for recreation as well as for professional use in agriculture, transportation, gliding or sightseeing flights.

A wide selection of oversized tires (tundra / bushweel) allows you to configure the aircraft for individual requirements and operate in extreme conditions, such as snowy or rocky runways.

Husky A1-C

Power for all conditions

The aircraft's low empty weight, combined with the Lycoming O-360 series engine, provides an unparalleled power-to-weight ratio - such parameters guarantee excellent takeoff characteristics and a power reserve that gives confidence in emergency situations.

The four-cylinder, naturally aspirated Lycoming O-360 engine is a guarantee of reliability and economy - both in terms of low fuel consumption and affordable maintenance and service costs.

A powerful power unit, capacious fuel tanks and excellent performance in every phase of flight make the A-1C an excellent aircraft for both leisure flying and long-distance travel, regardless of the condition of the road or weather conditions along the route.

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Design and materials

The Husky A-1C is distinguished by its exceptional strength and resistance to harsh conditions. Its construction is based on a lightweight but sturdy steel frame covered with a proven aircraft canvas coating. Such solutions ensure the aircraft's low weight, high structural strength and reasonable operating and repair costs.

Avionics for you

The A-1C can be equipped with basic aerial-navigation instruments (for those who just want to enjoy flying) or with state-of-the-art , integrated avionics systems based on the latest generation of touch-screen devices (for those who want to fly long distances safely, even under IFR conditions).

Tandem cab

The two-seat tandem cabin provides excellent visibility and maneuverability in tight spaces. Thanks to the use of modern insulation materials, the aircraft's cabin is quiet and less prone to vibration, increasing pilot and passenger comfort. Two-piece, downward and upward opening doors provide convenient access to the interior.