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AIRCRAFT PROGRAM

American Legend Cub

Lift typeFixed wing
Construction typeFactory-built, Kit-built
Control typePiloted
Engine typePiston, Diesel
ApplicationAmphibious, Sport
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High wing single piston engine light aircraft with welded steel tube fuselage and metal wing structure, both fabric covered. Based on Piper Cub. Includes AL3C-100 (Legend Cub), AL11C-100 (Legend Cub Special) and AL18 (Super Legend/HP/XP) variants.

Type variants

Variant Launch/First flight Production end  
American Legend Cub 2005 / 2005 Baseline variant, also known as AL3C-100, includes Club Special variant with enhanced avionics (also known as AL11C-100).
American Super Legend 2011 / 2011 Variant with larger tail surfaces and adjustable seating, includes Super Legend HP.

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Airframe & Structures Landing Assemblies (4)
Propulsion Engine Rotating & Gas-Path Parts (1) Rotors & Propellers (3) Turbine Engines (4)
Electrical & Electronic Lighting (1)
Avionics, Instruments & Sensors Air Data & Flight Instruments (3) Communications (Airborne) (3) Flight & Data Management (2) Navigation Aids (2) Sensors, Transducers & Detectors (1) Warning Systems (1)
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