German Aircraft GmbH
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German Aircraft GmbH is an European manufacturer of ultralight/microlight and light sport aircraft for professional and private use. German certified engineers build upon a pilot's request.
The company's aircraft are especially useful for control and observation flights (police, border and coastguard enforcement), photography and animal watching (ranching, environment and sightseeing) and other similar tasks. The aircraft are of high quality and come in several weight and certification classes with impressive standard configurations and perfect customer service.
German Aircraft GmbH builds ideal aircraft for pilots desiring the higher cruise speeds available with aircraft in the Light Sports Aircraft (LSA/SLA) or microlight/ultralight category, whilst still maintaining the short field capabilities of the traditional microlight.
Of aluminium alloy construction, the aircraft are conventional, three axis, non-strut-braced monoplanes. Their high-lift wing, incorporating electrical flaps, produces an unsurpassed short take-off and landing (STOL) performance, whilst maintaining a 180 km/h (97 kts) cruise.
Sky-MAXX - the bestseller of German Aircraft GmbH - the cost effective helicopter alternative
Sky-MAXX was designed as an economical helicopter alternative. After seven years of design studies, wind tunnel and flight testing, the result was this remarkable aircraft. Sky-MAXX is a versatile, light weight, two seat, single engine, short takeoff and landing (STOL) aircraft. With very low operating costs and outstanding performance, Sky-MAXX is the most efficient and cost-effective aircraft in its class. When vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) is not absolutely necessary, Sky-MAXX can do the work of a helicopter at a fraction of the cost, with greater safety and comfort for your pilots. Alternatively, let Sky-MAXX augment your helicopter by doing the preliminary surveillance and save your helocopter for times when it is really needed.
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