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REGLEMENTĂRI AERONAVE

AERONAVELE ULTRAUȘOARE MOTORIZATE

According to Annex I to OMTIC 910/2020, powered ultralight aircraft are considered the following:

  • Aircraft with no more than two seats, including the pilot, as follows:

               1. Powered parachutes (motorized parachutes, powered paragliders, paramotors);

               2. Powered hang gliders;

               3. Ultralight powered gliders (motor gliders, TMG);

               4. Ultralight airplanes;

               5. Ultralight gyrocopters (autogyros / gyroplanes);

               6. Ultralight helicopters;

               7. Ultralight airships.​

  • Any of the aircraft mentioned above, which:
    a) have been particularly designed or modified for experimental, scientific or research purposes and will probably be produced in a very small number, or

    b) for which the manufacture and assembly tasks are performed for at least 51% by an amateur or an association of amateurs, for personal use and without commercial purposes, including aircraft provided in the form of an assembly kit.

Advanced powered ultralight aircraft are, in general, classes of aircraft that have been built according to technical regulations provided in Chapter 7 of RACR-CCO ULM; they have a they have a measurable lift speed or minimum speed for stabilized flight in landing configuration which does not exceed 65 km/h (Calibrated Air Speed - CAS).

Basic powered ultralight aircraft are, in general, classes of aircraft that have not been built according to technical regulations provided in Chapter 7 of RACR-CCO ULM; they have a measurable lift speed or minimum speed for stabilized flight in landing configuration which does not exceed 83 km//h (Calibrated Air Speed - CAS).

Mass limitations - Advanced powered ultralight aircraft

Category / Class

No. of seats

Max. empty mass

Max. take-off mass

Mass - including total recovery parachute

Mass - with means of take-off and landing on water

Powered parachutes

Powered gliders

Powered hang gliders, ultralight airplanes, ultralight helicopters

Powered parachutes

Powered gliders

Powered hang gliders, ultralight airplanes, ultralight helicopters

Ultralight gyrocopters

Ultralight airships

1

1

1

2

2

2

1-2

1-2

140 kg

165 kg

190 kg

235 kg

260 kg

285 kg

350 kg

250 kg

275 kg

300 kg

400 kg

425 kg

450 kg

600 kg

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-

-

-

-

-

-

-

15 kg supplementary

15 kg supplementary

30 kg supplementary

25 kg supplementary

25 kg supplementary

45 kg supplementary

Hot air: maximum envelope volume up to 1200 cubic meters

Helium: maximum envelope volume up to 400 cubic meters

Mass limitations - Basic powered ultralight aircraft

Category/class

No. of seats

Max. empty mass

MTOM

Mass - with means of take-off and landing on water

Basic powered gliders

Basic ultralight airplanes

Basic ultralight helicopters

1-2

1-2

1-2

380 kg

380 kg

380 kg

600 kg

600 kg

600 kg

50 kg supplementary

50 kg supplementary

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