Aircraft
Comp Air Taking Deposits On Latest Kitbuilt Aircraft
The kitbuilt Comp Air 6.2 aircraft will be available with piston or turbine power.
Comp Air 6.2
Comp Air is showing its Model 6.2 kitplane this week at EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. It is available with both piston and turboprop power and takes about 3,000 man-hours to build. (Photo: Comp Air)

Comp Air Aviation announced at EAA AirVenture that is taking $10,000 deposits on its $250,000 Model 6.2 kitbuilt aircraft that is available with either piston or turbine engine power. With piston power via a 350-hp Lycoming TIO 540, the high-wing, fixed-gear, six-place aircraft has a cruising speed of 170 knots, maximum range of 800 nm, and useful load of 2,000 pounds.

The turbine version is slated to be powered by a 650-shp GE/Walter MD601D engine that boosts performance, resulting in a 230-knot cruising speed, 920-nm maximum range, and 3,530-pound useful load. The fuel capacity is 200 gallons.

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