The smart choice airplane for training or personal use since 1994

Submitted by mimo on Sat, 02/25/2012 - 10:43

Avionics

Flexible options for avionics equipment: Dynon Skuview, Six Pack, Garmin G3X with traffic (GTX330) and weather (XM)

AT-4 at on the grass

Aero AT aircrafts are designed to takeoff and land on grass strips. Wide and strong undercarriage handles very well on paved and grass airstrips.

Manufacturing

Aero AT has well design manufacturing process. All parts are interchangable and made on special jigs.

All metal structure

Aero AT aircraft are all metal structure. Solid rivets, aluminum and steel. A conservative approach to reliability and strength.

News

AERO AT Sp. z o.o. Press Release

May 28, 2013 Mielec, Poland.
In an official announcement released this week, the management of Aero AT Sp. z o.o. of Mielec, in Poland, manufacturer of the Aero AT-3 VLA and AT-4 LSA aircraft, have just confirmed that they have been acquired by Jiangsu LanTian Aerospace Industrial Park of China.

Plane & Pilot

James Lawrence: The G-700S is resurrected as the AT-4, but still friendly as ever

Sun and Fun Fly-in and Expo

Aero AT will participate in 2013 "Sun 'n Fun" Fly-in and Expo.
Visit us at LP-7 in Paradise City April 09-14, 2013.

AT-3 at Swiss Flight School

Alp-Air Flight School in Switzerland use AT-3 airplanes for their operations. Alpt-Air CEO Eva Stachelin and a CFI Willy Kunz share their experiences in oneof the most read flight revues in Switzerland and Germany.

Bird strike on Aero AT-4 propeller

While doing touch and go's, AT-4 propeller was hit by a falcon.

User statements

Aspen Flying Club

UK Flight School

Alp-Air Flight School in Bern, Switzerland

Commitment

Statement from Aero AT CEO Walter Jankowski: "AERO AT provides continuing support for all aircrafts, including those sold under GOBOSH name. "

Aero AT Story

Aero AT stroy has to begin with Tomasz Antoniewski - the founder of AT aircraft concept. In late 1980-ties Tomasz started his journey to build his own aircraft. In late 1989 the aircraft was almost ready for a first flight....

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