New Certified Light Coaxial: AN-2 ENARA

[CRAN]

Morning Folks,

A spanish friend of mine has just drawn this to my attention:

Aeris Naviter (http://www.aerisnaviter.com/en/main.html)

http://www.flightglobal.com/airspace/photos/paris_air_show/images/31421/425x282/aeris-naviter-an-2-enara-paris-air-show-2009.jpg

A new very light, two seat co-axial helicopter for sale in both EASA/FAA certified and kit build market places. Makes interesting reading; not sure if I want one though!

CRAN
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[kevin_mayes]

What type of lisence do I need to fly it?Any helicopter license. From Sporty to Commercial.



Hmm, I want one of those "sporty" tickets...

[airborne_artist]

Is it from the same team as designed/built this?

http://afp.google.com/media/ALeqM5iaBR_f_0Z_0BwQoyodoLkQGIm14Q?size=l


:E

[VfrpilotPB/2]

Good morning Cran,

That thing needs a small lightweight Turbine, I wonder if there is one to fit anywhere??;)

PeterR-B
Vfr

[widgeon]

750 km range is impressive though the max ceiling is confusing, how high is a metro ? ( most ones I know are underground :)

[ramen noodles]

Roll out: February 2010

"Paper helicopters fly very well, indeed." I read that here on pprune years ago. Still true, I would wage.