Aerobatic

Aerobatic homebuilt taildragger plane of the early 1970s

Two seater aerobatic homebuilt sportsplane

The aerobatic biplane built for competitive performance.

The single-seat biplane built for pure aerobatic precision.

The two-seat Pitts built for advanced aerobatic training and performance.

The light sport aircraft built for affordable pilot training.

The light trainer built for efficiency and modern flight instruction

The entry-level aerobatic aircraft built for foundational training

The Extra EA 300L is a 300 hp, two-seat aerobatic aircraft certified for +10/-10 g solo. See its top speed, range, handling and who flies it.

The unlimited aerobatic aircraft built for championship-level performance

The light trainer built for primary flight instruction.

The composite trainer built for basic military flight instruction

The refined aerobatic aircraft built for world championship performance

The two-seat aerobatic trainer built for advanced instruction

The single-seat aerobatic aircraft built for unlimited competition

All metal trainer/aerobatic aircraft

The Yakovlev Yak-54 is a two-seat aerobatic aircraft developed in Russia during the 1990s. Designed for advanced maneuvering and training, it reflects the strong Russian aerobatic tradition. The aircraft is used in competitions and airshows.

Record setting mid-wing aerobatic aircraft

The aerobatic thoroughbred built to dominate the sky