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Post subject: Icon A5 Draws Emergency Crews Near Beach Community  Posted: 30 Oct 2015, 21:15 |
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http://www.flyingmag.com/news/icon-a5-draws-emergency-crews-near-beach-communityI was out stand up paddle surfing in Malibu and saw this Icon flying around, aggressively maneuvering, low over the ocean just off the coast near to where I was, think it was Monday... It kept almost landing on the water but didn't land while it was near to where I was. Man, this plane looks like a ton of fun to fly! It seemed very agile and able to maneuver in an impressive fashion
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Post subject: Re: Icon A5 Draws Emergency Crews Near Beach Community Posted: 31 Oct 2015, 22:06 |
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Username Protected wrote: What I am curious about is did anyone grab the tail number. Be nice to know what serial number it was! There are 5 Icon A5 in the FAA registry, all owned by Icon. Two of them appears to be prototypes ("A5-POC" and "A5-E"), so maybe there are 3 total A5s? Mike C.
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Post subject: Re: Icon A5 Draws Emergency Crews Near Beach Community Posted: 31 Oct 2015, 22:44 |
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Username Protected wrote: What I am curious about is did anyone grab the tail number. Be nice to know what serial number it was! There are 5 Icon A5 in the FAA registry, all owned by Icon. Two of them appears to be prototypes ("A5-POC" and "A5-E"), so maybe there are 3 total A5s? Mike C.
I saw that too - but the database does lag - so it could be flying on a pink slip... One can hope...
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