ultralight vehicles; definition
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Overview
This bill clarifies the definition of ‘ultralight vehicle’ within the context of advanced air mobility regulations in Arizona. It establishes specific criteria for what qualifies as an ultralight vehicle, including weight limits, engine specifications, and fuel capacity. The bill aims to provide a clear standard for these types of aircraft within the broader framework of electric aviation.
Key provisions
- Defines ‘advanced air mobility’ as an air transportation system using electric aircraft.
- Defines ‘eCTOL’ as an electric conventional takeoff and landing aircraft.
- Defines ‘eVTOL’ as an electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.
- Defines ‘powered lift aircraft’ as a specific type of aircraft with vertical takeoff and landing capabilities.
- Defines ‘Ultralight vehicle’ based on weight, certificate requirements, and performance specifications.
- Specifies weight limits for ultralight vehicles (under 254 pounds empty weight).
- Sets limits on fuel capacity (not more than five gallons).
- Establishes maximum calibrated airspeed and power-off stall speed.
Who is affected
- Aircraft Manufacturers
- Aircraft Owners
- Advanced Air Mobility Companies
- Regulatory Agencies
- The aviation industry
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