What is a light sport aeroplane SACAA definition for a light sport Aeroplane is as follows : (a) Maximum gross take-off mass (MGTM) of: 600 kg for land planes; (b) Maximum stall speed with no flaps deployed at MGTM: 45 knots; (c) Maximum speed in level flight maximum continuous power: 150knots; (d) Two seats maximum; (e) Single, non-turbine engine; (f) Unpressurised cabin. Now in this class of aeroplane these days there is an absolute myriad of choises to be had and some very impressive equipment. Due to being locally built and maintained and for having the most forgiving flying manners, Microlight adventures uses the Rainbow Cheetah. The school plane is equipped with a 100Hp 912S rotax engine and it uses 95 octane MOGAS(unleaded car petrol). These aircarft are basically fully blown Three axis aircraft with flaps etc, similar to PPL aircarft and are certified to also be used for PPL hour building. They are basically just lighter and cheaper to maintain than fully grown certified 4 passenger aircraft. These can be serious touring tools.