2015 Lockwood AircamExperimental Aircraft

This 2015 Lockwood Aircam (N841KG) is a low-time, meticulously maintained experimental twin-engine aircraft with only 256 total hours since new. Powered by fuel-efficient Rotax 912iS engines (100HP each) with 242 and 256 hours respectively, it achieves an impressive 3.5 gallons per hour fuel burn while offering exceptional visibility for sightseeing and photography missions. The aircraft features a comprehensive avionics suite with dual Garmin G3X Touch 10-inch displays (front and rear), GTX345R ADS-B transponder with in/out capability, and Flybox engine monitoring systems, all supporting its VFR operations.

The Aircam comes equipped with a full enclosure kit, Oregon Aero seats, AeroLED lighting, and is pre-rigged for the XDR-20 amphibious float package, making it ready for water operations. Having completed a fresh condition/annual inspection in January 2024 with the next due in January 2026, this aircraft shows careful maintenance with digital logs available. Its cross-country history from Florida to its current base at Front Range Airport (KCFO) near Denver demonstrates its reliability, while the rear-seat G3X display enhances the passenger experience during scenic flights.