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Various Ultralight/Microlight Aircraft Types
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ULAC
| Aircraft | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Ultralight/Microlight Aircraft Types | |
| Manufacturer | Various | |
| Body | Narrow | |
| Wing | Fixed Wing | |
| Type code | ||
| Engine | ||
| Engine count | ||
| Mass group | UNK | |
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Various Ultralight/Microlight Aircraft Types
Description
An ultralight aircraft type which has not (yet) been assigned a designator.
Technical Data
| Wing span | m" m" is not a number. |
|---|---|
| Length | m" m" is not a number. |
| Height | m" m" is not a number. |
| Powerplant | |
| Engine model |
Accidents & Serious Incidents involving ULAC
- ULAC / A319 vicinity Southend UK, 2013 (On 18 July 2013, an Airbus A319 level at 2000 feet QNH in Class G airspace and being radar vectored towards an ILS approach at Southend in day VMC had a sudden but brief base leg encounter with a paramotor which was not visible on radar and was seen too late for avoiding action to be practicable, before passing within an estimated 50 metres of the A319. The paramotor pilot could not subsequently be traced. The Investigation made a safety recommendation to the UK CAA to "review the regulation and licensing of paramotor pilots".)