The Aviat Husky is the essence of flying.

2002 AVIAT HUSKY A-1B NF0002

FAA CERTIFICATION

The A-1B-160, A-1C-180 and 200 were designed to meet rigid government specs. It is certified to fly with a gross weight in excess of a FULL ton. It makes an excellent IFR platform. Certified FAR23: Day/Night-VFR/IFR. You can’t beat it for performance, for fun flying, capability, ease of handling, speed, comfort and range.

STOL

You can’t beat it for STOL performance, for fun flying, ease of handling, speed, comfort and range. The Husky is best in its class. Think of it as a passport to the backcountry. It is certified to fly with a gross weight in excess of a REAL ton (2200 pounds on floats, 2250 on wheels). Nothing can touch it for getting into and out of remote areas.

VALUE

You’ll find that a Husky retains its value better than any other plane in its class. You can’t make a better investment in recreational and utility flying. You’ll spend a little more up front, but in the long run you’ll save as you fly high in a Husky – an airplane that has been called the finest personal aircraft in the skies today.

ENGINE

Lycoming 0320 - 160 HP. 704 hrs

AIRFRAME

Standard A-1B airframe. Total Hours: 704

PROPELLER

Hartzell fixed pitch 2 Blade Aluminium

AVIONICS

Becker Com radio with Volt meter and OAT.

DESCRIPTION

Garmin 295 GPS

No Damage History, Storage Space behind back seat, as well as small compartment in port side of fuselage.

New 8.50 tires

Always hangared and in incredible condition throughout.

PERFORMANCE

To fully enjoy the backcountry you need gear. The Husky’s practical CG (Center of Gravity) Envelope is designed to let you stow more and carry more – and do it safely.

That means a nicely equipped* Husky aircraft can carry up to 842 lbs, dramatically increasing the mission profile of the aircraft.

The CG Envelope of other planes is significantly less than a Husky’s due to the design of the airframe itself. Husky stands alone in its class for its CG Envelope, performance and load carrying capabilities.

A Husky hauls more, but provides impressive fuel economy. You and your passenger, and all the gear you pack, can fly 800 miles without refueling. And, the stamina and brawn of a Husky means you won’t have to circle to get over that peak – you can just pull back and climb.