Remos GX

Remos · Germany · first flew 2007 · light aircraft

A carbon-fibre German high-wing LSA with folding wings, pitched at flight schools and weekend tourers alike.

Recognition (WEFT)

W — WingsHigh-mounted, tapered
E — Engines1 × piston, nose-mounted
F — Fuselage6.48 m fuselage
T — TailConventional

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Rounded, glossy and high-winged with wing struts absent — the carbon wing needs none. Compare the Flight Design CT: the Remos has a more conventional tail and slimmer rear fuselage.

Specifications

Figures are for the representative variant described above; marks differ. See how AircraftIQ sources figures.

History

Evolved from the Remos G3 Mirage of the late 1990s, the GX flew in 2007 with a full-carbon airframe and quick-fold wings so it could live on a trailer instead of in a hangar.

Variants

G3 Mirage predecessor; GX, GXiS with fuel-injected Rotax and refreshed cabin.

Where you'll see it

Training and touring across Germany and the US LSA market; production has been intermittent but the fleet flies on.

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