description XtremeAir XA41 Overview
The XtremeAir XA41 is a German-built, single-seat, unlimited-category aerobatic monoplane designed by aeronautical engineer Philipp Steinbach. The prototype of this high-performance aircraft completed its maiden flight on May 19, 2006. It is constructed primarily from carbon fiber and composite materials, enabling a high power-to-weight ratio that is essential for executing complex aerobatic maneuvers. The aircraft is utilized by competitive aviators and aerobatic teams participating in advanced airshow performances and tournaments.
help XtremeAir XA41 FAQ
Is the XtremeAir XA41 a one-seat aircraft?
Yes. The XA41 is a single-seat aerobatic monoplane intended for unlimited competition and air-show flying.
Who designed the XA41?
German aerobatic pilot and aircraft designer Philipp Steinbach designed the XA41. Its prototype first flew in 2006.
What engine does the XtremeAir XA41 use?
The XA41 is commonly equipped with a Lycoming AEIO-580 engine rated at roughly 315 horsepower. Its carbon-composite airframe is designed to combine strength with low weight.
What is the difference between the XA41 and XA42?
The XA41 has one seat, while the XA42 has two seats in tandem. The XA42 can therefore support instruction and passenger demonstrations, while the XA41 is focused on solo performance.
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