The A210 is a two-seater light aircraft built by Aquila Aviation in Germany. The low-wing aircraft is made of carbon and glass-fibre reinforced plastics. The aircraft is powered by a Rotax 912 engine.
The official designation of the aircraft is the Aquila AT01. The aircraft is certified by EASA and is mainly delivered to flying clubs and schools for training flights and rentals.
The first flight was made in March 2000 and since then about 120 have been built.
Brand | Aquila |
Type | A210 |
Pilots | 1 |
Passengers | 1 |
Maximum Take Off Weight | 750 kg |
Empty weight | 500 kg |
Payload | 250 kg |
Cruising speed | 103 knots (191 km/h) |
Maximum Speed | 165 knots (306 km/h) |
Stall speed | 43 knots (80 km/h) |
Maximum distance | 1148 km |
Maximum altitude | 14500 feet (4420 m) |
Span | 10.3 m |
Height | 7.3 m |
ICAO code | A210 |
These specifications are intended to give you an idea of the Aquila A210. They cannot be used for flight preparation. Often there are many different types of aircraft released with varying specifications and prices. Check the Pilot Operating Handbook (POH) if you want to know the exact values of the aircraft you are going to fly. Your flight instructor will be happy to help you with this.