listing placed 20 March 2012 United Kingdom

Air Creation Kiss 400, 582 Blue Top SOLD

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Kiss 400 SOLD

SOLD - Air Creation Kiss 400 Buggy (582 Blue Top) G-CCHJ ?8,500

SOLD AND SHIPPED TO ROMANIA!

Less than 140 hours on engine, airframe and wing. Excellent first aircraft, built from kit by current owner in 2003. Ideal for local ?bimbling? which has been its main use, but also a veteran of one Fly-UK rally.
The Kiss 400 wing is superb ? very light and responsive (having trained on Quantums the difference is enormous ? the Kiss wing is far superior).
Annual inspections have been carried out by Flylight (the UK Air Creation importer), or Airmasters.
It has been stored semi-rigged in a dry, dark hangar ? not that there?s any worries with UV on the Dyneema re-inforced sail fabric. Easily rigged / de-rigged by one person.
One of only 16 examples of this aircraft type on the UK register
Air Creation 2 seater Buggy, Kiss 400 wing, Rotax 582 DCDI Blue Top 64HP with carb heaters, Arplast Ecoprop 3 bladed propeller, 60 litre fuel tank

ASI, VSI, Altimeter, Rev counter, EGT, Coolant Temp, Hour Meter, Compass

Radio mount for hand held radio, Lynx powered interface, front & rear seat intercom connectors, bar mounted PTT, VHF Antenna on nose, Microavionics strobes fitted to rear of trike and kingpost

Engine 131 hours, Airframe & Wing 125 hours (may increase slightly if flown over next few days)
Permit due for renewal 14th September 2012

Comprehensive documentation: Registration Document, Permit To Fly, Engine/Airframe logbook, Operators Manual, Rotax Operators and Maintenance Manuals, Inspection & Check Flight documents, Build Instructions, As-Built Record, Wing Handbook, Batten Profiles, Minor Mod Paperwork, TILs, Receipts for parts / work carried out

Other Useful Stuff: Several bottles of Skydrive Aerolube and Shell Advance VSX 2 stroke oil (as recommended by Rotax Manual and always used on this aircraft), Air Creation Kiss 400 wing bag, Prop pitch gauge

Read the review of the Air Creation Kiss 400 on the BMAA website http://www.bmaa.org/files/kiss.pdf