| The CTSW also features new taller sport
seats with additional padding. A map pocket and door holders have
been added for storage and convenience. The instrument panel has
been completely redesigned with three separate compartment areas,
for flight instruments, radio stack and engine instruments.
For 2006 a three axis trim system is standard which allows the
pilot to trim the pitch, roll and yaw, enabling trim of the craft on
long cross country flights for changing fuel load, cross wind
conditions, and throttle settings.
The landing gear has been strengthened, and more vertical
stabilizer area has been added to give better directional stability.
The anti servo tab is now full span to give a little more stick feed
back.
The CTSW comes standard with the Rotax 912 S 100 HP 4 cylinder
aircraft engine. This gives craft a 1,000 mile range with the fuel
on board when throttled back to 90 knots.
Controls are standard three axis controls with dual sticks and
rudder pedals. The main difference that a conventional pilot will
notice are that the design is very clean, is lighter with less mass,
and low drag. Normally 5 to 7 hours of training on the plane will be
required for most conventional pilots to feel comfortable.
Flight Design U.S.A. test flies each aircraft prior to delivery
for a minimum of 2 hours. As of this writing the factory is nearing
the completion of a new expanded facility to provide sales and
service for customers.
The parent company of Flight Design has been serving the
ultralight and light sport aircraft market for over 15 years, and
has developed one of the highest ratings for honesty and integrity
from customers and competition in the industry. | 
