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Raj Hamsa launches its 1000th aircraft

06/01/2007

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Indian leader in microlight aircraft production, Raj Hamsa Ultralights Pvt Ltd completed a 1000 aircraft in 2006. It launched its new addition to the successful X-Air family last year which has attracted a new category of clients. The X-Air and its cross country version the X-Air F have proven reliable microlight aircraft for basic training and hobby flying. The new X-Air H aircraft, an entirely new design, has inherited more than 20 years of design and manufacturing experience accumulated at Raj Hamsa. It has improved performance in speed and endurance and comes in multiple versions to fulfil both the north American LSA norms as well as the more stringent European Microlight category. The X-Air H maintains the reputation of the X-Air family as a robust and well built aircraft that has been appreciated by a long list of customers. Raj Hamsa has recently expanded its product range in India with the introduction of Adventure paramotors, a growing sport on the sub-continent. Adventure, the world leader in paramotors, has called upon Raj Hamsa's production facility to manufacture their new line of paramotor trikes. Raj Hamsa has also been appointed as the official distributors of Jabiru aircraft & engines in India.

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