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Extra EA-300

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Low wing single piston aerobatic aircraft. Includes, 300LP, single seat 330SC, and 330LT, 330LX variants.

Extra EA-300
Lift type
Fixed wing
Construction
Factory-built
Control
Piloted
Engine type
Piston
Application
Aerobatics, Sport

Design & construction

Wing
Composite
Ice protection
None
Pressurisation
Unpressurised
Flight controls
Mechanical
Autopilot
None
Avionics architecture
Analogue
Environmental control
None-unpressurised
Planform
Straight
Tail
Conventional
Certification
Part 23
Minimum crew
1
Composite wing (primary structure) Primary

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Type variants

VariantLaunch / first flightProduction endNotes
Extra EA-330LX1998 / 1998Two-seat tandem, low-wing aerobatic monoplane, offering exceptional aerobatic performance.
Extra EA-330LP2005 / 2005Production: 22 (2021) GAMA: Extra Aircraft EA300. Two-seat tandem, low-wing, aerobatic monoplane.
Extra EA-330SC2008 / 2008Production: 1 (2026) GAMA: Extra Aircraft Extra 300. Single-seat, low-wing aerobatic monoplane.
Extra EA-330LT2010 / 2010Two-seat tourer with full aerobatic capabilities.

Airframer

Extra Aircraft GmbH
Extra Aircraft USA LP (was Extra Aircraft LLC)

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