The CGS Hawk Arrow, introduced in 1989 is
available as either a tail dragger or trike. Its bolt/rivet
together construction should take 200/400 hours to build.
Construction, uses aluminum tube
covered in standard aircraft covering materials Factory reports
over 350 aircraft have been delivered to customers around the
world. Controls are standard stick and rudder with side mounted
throttles.
For more information contact
CGS Aeronautics
www.cgsaviation.com
A T.U.F. VIEW
The Hawk Arrow makes an ideal trainer. It features tandem
seating, with excellent visibility from the front seat. Flaps allow the craft to land at
speeds below 35 m.p.h., and take off in less than 250 feet.
When equipped with the 503
Rotax engine cruise is an honest 65 m.p.h. with a climb rate of around 600 feet per
minute. When using the optional 582 Rotax engine climb increases to over 1,000 per minute
and cruise about 75.
The Ultralight Flyer rates
The Factory..................9.0
The Hawk Arrow.............9.0
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