The price is approx € 2 million. We are planning to start taking pre-orders for planes in 2019. By that time we will choose the payment scheme.

As the so-called “special” / “experimental” aircraft, the first deliveries are planned in late 2020. We are planning to manufacture EASA CS 23 certified aircraft after 2023.

The first FLARIS LAR 1 jets will be delivered as experimental aircraft:

POLAND – we expect the plane to obtain the airworthiness certificate in the special S1 category in 2019/ 2020. The next stage will involve obtaining the EASA CS 23 certification (after 2019).

EUROPE – the first deliveries of experimental aircraft will depend on the demand and restrictions in a given country.

AMERICA – The first Flaris jet will also be delivered in the experimental category. Of course, we are aiming for FAR 23 certification.

ASIA and other regions – aircraft deliveries will depend on local demand, certification requirements and contracts.

The first Flaris jets will be delivered in the experimental category, which means that some restrictions will apply depending on the country of registration. This includes restricted access to airspace, but it should not difficult to obtain permission for flights within the controlled airspace of individual countries.

We are currently performing calculations. We are planning to establish maintenance facilities in and outside of Europe.

The plane can be transported on a trailer after detaching its wings and tail. According to our engineers, this can be done in about 20 minutes.

You can read about the aircraft’s general performance on our website. Before publishing any detailed information we would like to wait for test flights . We are considering the possibility of using different engines, which will also influence the aircraft’s performance.

We are still working on the list. The final version will be ready in the nearest future. Some features, such as the 3-axis autopilot, will be included in the standard equipment list, whereas others will be available as an option.

We are prepared to customize the cabin interior to meet the needs of our customers, however the customization possibilities are limited by the space available, plane characteristics, and feasibility of ideas.

It is still too early for that. Flaris has not had its first flight, so the exact procedures have not been established yet. We will soon publish a newsletter for future pilots and users. The newsletter will be updated as the work progresses.

The aircraft is equipped with the state-of-the-art Garmin 620 navigation system, which includes the ILS system used for ILS and other non-precision approaches. The aircraft will be IFR certified.

No. As a single engine aircraft it will not be certified for use as a commuter aircraft under the current legislation. It will, however, be suitable for private use, company use, corporate transportation, leasing, partial ownership etc.

No, the planned MTOW is 1500Kg (approx. 3300lb).

We do appreciate your interest, but we will not be able to invite visitors until our sales office has opened.

We plan to hold a public demonstration flight only after completing the first test flights.