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Aeroprakt A22L Foxbat

The A22L is the lightest, most maneuverable member of the Foxbat family. Powered by the 4-stroke liquid-cooled Rotax 912ULS 100 hp engine, it is perfect for farm/station work and for the sport pilot who often flies on their own for sheer flying enjoyment.

It has a certified legal carrying capacity of around 190 kilos, although the airframe is stressed to be safe to carry up to around 250 kilos. This weight has to include the pilot, passenger/co-pilot, fuel and baggage.

Its empty weight is around 260 kilos, so with 100 hp to play with, you get a very sprightly aircraft! The record short take-off by an experienced pilot in an A22L is about 25 metres!

Click here for a demonstration video of a short landing and take-off.

Dimensions

A22L Foxbat

MTOW (certified legal)

450 kgs (472.5 kgs with ballistic rescue system)

MTOW (airframe design)

525 kgs

Typical empty

260 kgs

Usable

190 kgs (212.5 kgs with ballistic rescue system)

Max baggage (rear)

20 kgs

Wingspan

9.55 m

Length

6.23 m

Height (top of fin)

2.40 m

Main gear track

1.76 m

Wing area

12.62 sq m

Wing loading

35.65 kg/sq m

Aspect ratio

7:1

Mean Aerodynamic Chord

1.4 m

Glide ratio

11.5:1

Cockpit width

128+ cms / 50+ inches at elbow & shoulder

Standard engine

Rotax 912ULS (100 bhp)

Standard propeller

3-blade composite, on-ground adjustable

Max fuel capacity

2 x 45 litre wing tanks, total 88 litres usable

Performance at legal MTOW, nil wind, ISA Standard Day

A22L Foxbat

Take off run

under 60 m

Landing run

under 75 m

Stall (full flap, idle)

27 kts

Max flap speed

62 kts

Max manoeuvre Va

81 kts

Max level TAS

105 kts

Never exceed Vne

113 kts

Normal cruise

95kts/> 16 lph

Economy cruise

75 kts/> 12 lph

Crosswind max

17 kts

Service ceiling

16,500 ft

Range

450 nm

Typical cruise duration

4.5 hours + reserve

Best climb at MTOW

900+ fpm

Rate of climb, single occupant

1,400+ fpm

Tested load factors,

+6 -3 g

Operational load factors

+4 -2 g