Aeroprakt
A-22LS
N905SM

 

 

Rental Rate: $130 per hour (wet)

Description

Our 2022 Aeroprakt A-22LS (N905SM) is a factory-built Special Light Sport Aircraft (SLSA) designed to deliver modern capability with classic flying simplicity. This two-seat, high-wing trainer is powered by the proven Rotax 912 ULS 100 HP engine, providing reliable performance and excellent fuel efficiency.
The cockpit features a blended panel configuration with traditional analog airspeed and altimeter instruments alongside a Dynon SkyView glass avionics system (PFD and MFD). The aircraft is equipped with a 2-axis autopilot, GPS-based navigation, transponder, and ADS-B In/Out, qualifying it as a Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA).
This versatile platform allows students to develop proficiency in both analog and digital flight instruments while gaining experience with modern navigation and engine monitoring systems. The A-22LS is ideally suited for Sport Pilot, Private Pilot, Commercial Pilot, and Certified Flight Instructor training — all within one efficient and capable aircraft.
 
Whether a student’s goal is recreational flying or pursuing a professional aviation career, the Aeroprakt A-22LS provides a strong foundation in modern general aviation operations and safe, confident airmanship.

Specifications

EngineRotax 912 ULS
Power100 HP at 5800 RPM
VNE never exceed speed124 kts
Top level speed99 kts
Cruise speed at 4650 RPM81 kts
VA max. maneuvering speed91 kts
VFE max. flap extended speed79 kts
VS1 stall speed, flaps retracted42 kts
VS0 stall speed full flaps32 kts
Fuel consumption at 81 kts (at 4650 RPM)4.0 US gph
Total fuel capacity (optional tanks)30 US gal
Range with 2×24 US gal. tanks, 30 min. reserve at 1000 ft, ISA conditions, 4000 RPM (with wheels landing gear)529 nm
Crosswind limit14 kts
Max. load factors4 / -2
Maximum weight1320 lb
Empty weight749 lb
Take off run at MTOW & ISA344 ft
Landing run at MTOW & ISA607 ft
Take off distance over a 50 ft obstacle (MTOW & ISA)1099 ft
Landing distance from 50 ft obstacle (MTOW & ISA)1444 ft

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