Aircraft program
Two-seat high wing aircraft. Includes the variants STOL CH 750 Super Duty, CH 750 Cruzer, and CH 750 Super Cruzer, includes turboprop option.
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Subscribe| Variant | Launch / first flight | Production end | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zenith CH 750 | 2008 / 2008 | Upgraded aircraft, derived from STOL CH 701. | |
| Zenith CH 750 CruZer | 2013 / 2013 | VLight sport and utlity variant with smaller design. | |
| Zenith CH 750 Super Duty | 2017 / 2017 | Enhanced, larger, "beefed up" variant. | |
| NUNCATS Electric SkyJeep | 2021 / 2023 | Electric variant. In development, final stage of testing. | |
| Zenith CH 750 Super Cruzer | 2026 / | Three-seater (2 + 1 configuration) variant with 50-inch-wide cabin and bubble doors for high visibility. |
| Zenith Aircraft Company | News | Kit version. |
| Zenair Ltd. | News | Factory built version. |
| NUNCATS CIC | Electric SkyJeep variant. |
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