2009 Flight Design CtlsSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 2009 Flight Design CTLS (N929CT) presents as a well-maintained light sport aircraft with 4,650.2 total airframe hours and a recent condition inspection. Powered by a Rotax 912 ULS engine with 1,337.2 hours since major overhaul, the aircraft features a 3-blade propeller with 858.3 hours since new. Notable safety equipment includes a BRS parachute system and 406 MHz ELT, while recent maintenance highlights include an engine mount replacement, nose gear work, and rudder pedal upgrades.

The avionics suite combines reliable Dynon and Garmin components, featuring a newly refurbished Dynon D100/D120 EFIS/EMS system, Garmin GPS496, SL30 NAV/COM, GTX327 transponder, and GDL-82 ADS-B Out capability, complemented by a TruTrak 2-axis autopilot. The aircraft shows well with an 8/10 exterior rating and leather interior also rated 8/10, along with useful upgrades like LED landing lights and rear baggage/storage shelf enhancements. Currently hangared in Albany, Oregon (S12), this VFR-equipped CTLS has a useful load of 514 lbs and benefits from a new battery installation.