to the application community Flight Radar 24It was surprising that a graphic was recently made in the sky, which is quite unusual, that the pilot of a disabled pilot was tracked in the skies of the United Kingdom with his plane, which is Aeropractic A22-LS Foxbat Register G-FXBA.
according to Flight Radar 24On March 27, 2023, the plane took off for a two-hour domestic flight from Finnemer Airport. He flew north of the area, flying at 1,750 feet, and began tracking the classic “handicapped” sign.
Two hours later he was back at the airport where he landed on runway 28. Judging by the design, it was very good, but the question many ask themselves is, can a pilot fly with some unevenness in the limbs? In Europe, the highly developed area in terms of aviation, Ultralight and Glider Pilots are allowed to obtain their flying qualifications or licenses; Of course, this will depend, as in any case, on the preparation and series of exams for certification. The aircraft may also undergo some modifications to the controls to make it more maneuverable for pilots with disabilities.
The light aircraft in question, the Aeroparkt A-22 Foxbat, which has a very European design, was manufactured in Ukraine and marketed in the United Kingdom, Australia and the United States, among other regions. The interesting thing about the plane is that they sell it as… “ready to fly”, Which means that it is ready to fly, it will only be necessary to assemble it.
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by: Roberto Metz Armendez
Freelance journalist with over 10 years of experience in the media field. He was involved in several projects in a radio broadcasting role as Head of Newscasts on FM (Radiorama Group) and was Head of Information for several Mexican newspapers. He is also a private pilot pilot and aircraft operations officer.
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