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Comp Air 6.2

  • Comp Air 6.2
    Photo by Chris Rose
  • Comp Air 6.2
    Photo by Chris Rose
  • Comp Air 6.2
    Comp Air 6.2 serial number 001 over Palm Bay, Florida. The aircraft’s wings, main gear legs, and empennage are smoothly faired into the fuselage to decrease drag. The engine cowl openings appear impossibly small to cool the 350-horsepower twin-turbocharged engine.
  • Comp Air 6.2
    The Comp Air 6.2 factory demonstration aircraft features Garmin avionics, but the builder can choose any avionics they desire.
  • Comp Air 6.2
    The Comp Air 6.2T, powered by a 650-horsepower Walter M601 turboprop, shares a common instrument panel layout and airframe with its piston-powered sibling. However, the turbine version is almost two feet longer owing to the length of its engine.
  • Comp Air 6.2
    The pilot step doubles as an arm rest when folded up.
  • Comp Air 6.2
  • Comp Air 6.2
  • Comp Air 6.2
    Lueck sourced an electric air-conditioning unit from Amazon to cool the interior (above the rear seats).

Overview

  • The Comp Air 6.2 is a six-seat experimental turboprop aircraft designed for strong short-field performance and high useful load. There’s an optional turbine model with a 650-horsepower Czech-built Walter M601 turboprop with increased performance and an increase in price—an additional $100,000 for the turbine kit price.

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    Comp Air announces composite kit aircraft

Specifications

  • Powerplant

    Lycoming TIO-540-AE2A, 350 hp

  • Propellers

    Hartzell composite 3-blade constant speed

  • Length

    31 ft 1 in

  • Height

    11 ft 11 in

  • Wingspan

    40 ft

  • Wing Area

    208.5 sq ft

  • Wing loading

    21.5 lb/sq ft

  • Power loading

  • Cabin Width

    4 ft 4 in

  • Empty Weight

    2,800 lb

  • Maximum gross weight

    4,700 lb

  • Useful load

    1,900 lb

  • Payload with full fuel

  • Fuel capacity

    100 gal

  • Baggage capacity

    22 cu ft

Performance

  • Takeoff distance ground roll

    1,300 ft

  • Takeoff distance over 50-ft obstacle

  • Rate of climb sea level

    1,500 fpm

  • Service ceiling

    15,700 ft

  • Landing distance over 50-ft obstacle

  • Landing distance ground roll

    1,600 ft

  • Cruise speed/endurance w/45-min rsv, std fuel (fuel consumption, ea engine) @ 75% power, best economy

    75% power, best economy, 10,000ft /175kt/4hr (21gph)

  • Range

    840 nm

Limiting and Recommended Airspeeds

  • VX

  • VY

    135 KIAS

  • VNE

  • VS1

  • VSO

    62 KIAS

For more information, contact at or via https://compairaviation.com/comp-air-6-2/

All specifications are based on manufacturer's calculations. All performance figures are based on standard day, standard atmosphere, sea level, gross weight conditions unless otherwise noted.