2019 Lancair LX7Experimental Aircraft

This 2019 Lancair LX7 (N117LH) represents a high-performance turbine-powered experimental aircraft with only 255 hours since its LX7 conversion. Built by RDD in Redmond, Oregon, the airframe features an all-new dual spar one-piece carbon fiber wing and empennage, along with a pressurized cabin capable of reaching a 25,000-foot service ceiling. Power comes from a Pratt & Whitney PT6A-15AG turbine engine producing 680 HP, with 270 hours since major overhaul by Covington Engines, paired with a 270-hour SNEW MT composite 4-blade propeller featuring prop heat.

The aircraft is equipped with cutting-edge Garmin avionics including dual G3X Touch 10.6" displays with synthetic vision, a GTN 750 GPS/Comm/Nav, GFC 500X autopilot with electronic stability protection, and comprehensive safety features like angle of attack indication and stall protection. Additional highlights include a whole aircraft BRS parachute system, electro-thermal airframe deice, emergency oxygen, 180-gallon fuel capacity, and premium interior/exterior finishes. With its 280-knot cruise speed and turbine reliability, this LX7 offers exceptional performance in a four-place package, maintained exclusively by RDD in Redmond.