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General Features

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Since 1988. Scandinavian Seaplanes was founded at 2021 and is located at Halli airport (EFHA) in Jämsä, Finland. Atol amphibian was originally designed by Markku Koivurova at 1980’s. Maiden flight was performed at 23 of August 1988. First planes were sold as kits under European ultra light category. Atol Aurora is designed under LSA ( Light Sport Aircraft ) rules. Each component has been optimized through design and selection of materials which include carbon fiber, aluminum, Kevlar and wood-composites. This optimization has led to the industry leading 270kg useful load without compromising strength and durability. Markku passed away suddenly at 24.09.2023, but his legacy lives and flies forever with Atol Aurora.

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GENERAL

  • Empty Weight: 380 kg (830 lb).

  • Range at 140 km/h: 800 km (450 nm).

  • Endurance: 5 h 30 min plus 30 min reserves. Subject to verification after the fuel tank design has been finalized.

  • Maximum Weight:  650 kg (1430 lb).

  • Useful load: 270 kg (600lb).

  • Seats: Two seats.

ENGINE

  • Engine: Rotax 912 iS Sport.

  • Special features: Take-off Distance from water at MTOW over 15m (50 ft) obstacle 460 m (1500ft).

  • Propeller: We're testing out the best designs.

COCKPIT

  • Dynamic cockpit: 2 X Garmin Avionics Screens. 

SPEED

  • Stall speed: 74km/h (40kts).

  • Cruise speed : 160 km/h (86 kts).

  • Fuel capacity: We're working on measuring the best size and capacity.

  • Fuel consumption: 14-16 l/h at 167 km/h (3,7 - 4,2gal/h at 90 kts).

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ATOL AVIATION
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