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AIRCRAFT PROGRAM

Ikarus C42 B

Lift typeFixed wing
Construction typeFactory-built
Control typePiloted
Engine typePiston
ApplicationUltralight
Final assembly Mengen-Hohentengen
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High wing single piston ultralight. Includes the variants C42 C (shorter span) and C42 CS (most agile).

Type variants

Variant Launch/First flight Production end  
Ikarus C42 B 2003 / 2003 Single piston ultralight aircraft with high trapezoidal, includes C42 C/CS variants.

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Airframe Systems / Landing Assemblies

Beringer Aero (was Beringer SA) Analysis Brake System Components: Brake system including parking brake (C42 CS)
Full Lotus Floats Analysis Aircraft Floats: Inflatable floats (option)

Airframe Systems / Safety & Security Systems

BRS Aerospace Analysis Whole Aircraft Parachutes: Optional BRS 6-10-50-SP ballistic recovery parachute (C42 B)
Junkers Profly Analysis Whole Aircraft Parachutes: Optional ballistic recivery parachute (C42 B)

Avionics / Communications (Airborne)

Becker Avionics GmbH Analysis Radio Communications Equipment: Optional radio communication system (C42 C)

Power Systems / Engines

BRP-Rotax GmbH & Co KG Analysis Piston Engines: (R912 Series - Ikarus C42 B - Optional Rotax 912 UL/ULS/iS R914 Series - Ikarus C42 B - Optional Rotax 914 )

Power Systems / Rotors & Propellers

DUC Hélices Propellers Analysis Composite Propellers: Optional propeller (C42 B)
GSC Systems Analysis Wooden Propellers: Optional three-blade, ground adjustable pitch propeller (C42 B)
Neuform Composite Propellers Analysis Composite Propellers: Optional propeller (C42 B)
Warp Drive Inc Analysis Composite Propellers: Optional two/three-blade, carbon fibre propeller (C42 B)
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