About the Aircraft
The FAA has defined light-sport aircraft as simple-to-operate, easy-to-fly aircraft.
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Getting Started
To fly as a sport pilot, you need two things: an aircraft that meets the Light-Sport Aircraft criteria, and a sport pilot (or higher) certificate. Whether you’re just about to learn to fly for the first time or you’re a long-time pilot looking to transition, EAA can help.
Become a Sport Pilot
Affordable, achievable, and fun! Experience the freedom of flight as a sport pilot.
Reach for the Sky Guide
EAA’s guide to learning to fly and LSA helps anyone take the first steps toward becoming a pilot.
