Remos GX

Piston • single engine • High Wing • Fixed gear

Range Visualization

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Payload vs. Range

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Avg. pax weight (lbs)

Default: 190 lbs (FAA standard)

Luggage per pax (lbs)

Default: 30 lbs

Passengers

lbs @ lbs / pax

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Fuel on board

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Range

Available Range / nm

Mission capable — Aircraft can handle the current load with full fuel tanks.

Fuel tradeoff required — You'll need to leave gallons of fuel behind ( gal usable for nm range).

Over max gross weight — Reduce payload by lbs to safely operate this aircraft.

Mission Profile

107

KTAS

Cruise Speed

Occupants

480

Max Range

478

lbs

Wet Payload

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About the Remos GX

The Remos GX is a premium LSA that emphasizes comfort and ease of operation. Its carbon fiber monocoque construction makes it incredibly light, which translates into a higher-than-average useful load for the LSA category. The aircraft is widely praised for its ‘docile’ handling, making it a favorite for transition pilots and recreational flyers who want a low-stress cockpit environment.

Key Features for GA Buyers

Folding Wings: The wings can be folded back against the fuselage without disconnecting control linkages, allowing for storage in a trailer or a small corner of a hangar.
Cabin Width: At nearly 47 inches wide, it offers significant shoulder room, and the large ‘panoramic’ windows provide some of the best visibility in its class.
Efficient Powerplant: The Rotax 912 ULS is extremely fuel-efficient, typically burning 3.5 to 4.5 gph of Mogas or 100LL.
Standard Parachute: Most U.S. models come equipped with a BRS ballistic recovery system as standard equipment.

Trade-offs

Light Wing Loading: Because it is so light, the GX can be lively in turbulence, requiring more active piloting during gusty approaches compared to heavier aircraft.
Sensitive Controls: The flight controls are very light and responsive, which some pilots find ‘twitchy’ until they build a few hours in type.