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Top 1000 ultralight aviation links - the worlds most popular ultralight aviation database continuously edited and revised...

Welcome to the aviation resources for Light Sport Aircraft Pilots, Ultralight and Microlight Pilots

The mission of www.ultralightmarket.com website is to help ultralight and microlight aviators and pilots to navigate with success in cyberspace. The selected sites for this aviation database are basically restricted to english-language sites and ultralight/microlight aircraft with MTOW of 450 kg.

All sites are carefully selected by humans and not by robots. That means that hopefully most of the doubtful sites are sorted out making navigation much easier to you. All in all more than 2,200 aviation resources dispersed in 60 categories.

Thanks to all of you who has helped me building up this collection of links - if you have any ideas how to improve this site, please let me know by clicking on the Submit Link button.

Please use the SEARCH facility: type e.g. "trike", "trik", "FIB" or "bing" etc. and you will get all (almost - no one is perfect) sites about trikes, Bing carburators etc.

Please note that new links will remain on the "Show New Links" page for 14 days. If you want to keep yourself updated and not miss a link, then drop in every 2 weeks.

If you like this site I'll very much appreciate if you link to us.
Thanks for your help and cooperation.

Piet Regeur, Editor, Denmark.

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Ressources in this database is manually selected by pilots  

This group of adventure for ultralight aviation guides you to excotic sites, some where you can fly almost 365 days a year, and enjoy spectacular trips, to exciting places you can only dream about, and other excotic stuff - as well as stories and descriptions of exciting trips written by ultralight and microlight pilots.

An incomplete collection of aerodromes for ultralight aviation and flying in the Nordic countries (Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland).

Via the aerodrome portals you should be able to find most aerodromes in Europe and the United States suitable for ultralight and microlight aircraft.

The Nordic, JAA and a few more aviation authorities are found here.

Many artist have spent hours to immortalize aircrafts of any kind. If you Google "Aviation Art", you will find many sites with Aviation Art.

It is easy to find Aviation Humour sites on the Internet, but there seems not to be a lot of ultralight and microlight aviation humour sites - despite that you have much more fun flying an ultralight plane!

Aviation museums - mainly the Nordic countries - and sites about the Early Flying Birds and history of flight.

Safety investigation units, associations, boards and organizations in the Nordic countries. They focus on safety and how to improve the aviation aviation safety. Studying the accident and incident reports will give you a good idea of why it is safe to fly, but also why accidents and incidents will continue to happen.

Safety investigation units, associations, boards and organizations outside the Nordic countries. They focus on safety and how to improve the aviation aviation safety. Studying the accident and incident reports will give you a good idea of why it is safe to fly, but also why accidents and incidents will continue to happen.

The links in this group guides you directly to sites with safetyinformation leaflets, booklets and similar stuff.

A collection of all known ultralight aviation magazines/Emagazine as well as the huge number of general aviation magazines, and a number of stores offering Videos, CDs, DVDs, Books and Scale Models, and a single Ultraflight Radio.

Ultralight aircraft builders websites. It is always interesting to see and learn how other people are doing.

Buy & Sell /classified sites of mainly ultralight and microlight aircrafts, engines and accessories. There are most likely others but I have not yet found them.

A collection of Nordic ultralight flying clubs, but not all of them. There are links to the rest of them via the domestic ultralight aviation organizations.

Ultralight aviation clubs in other countries than the Nordic. On the individual national ultralight aviation organization sites, you will most likely find the clubs ranked.

CS-VLA (Certification Specification for Very Light Aircraft) are certified aircrafts with 1 or 2 seats, MTOW of 750 kg and a stallspeed of max. 83 kmt. and VFR only.

Here you will find Danish aviation sites which does not belong in other groups - they are often available in Danish only.

Just a few ultralight aviation fora are in this group - please also check the "Owners Club for Ultralight Pilots" group.

An aeroplane, sailplane or powered sail plane with a Maximum Take Off Mass (MTOM) less than 1000 kg that is not classified as a complex motor-powered aircraft. The ARC (Airworthiness Review Certificate) to be performed by a CAMO.

A new concept has come to the ultralight community: the electrical driven aircraft. So far all electric and H2 hydrogen fuel cell related stuff will be put together in this group. You will also find arthicles about this subject here and related stuff as well as associations supporting this new concept.

The most famous events for ultralight aviation in the Nordic and World Wide. Several website portals will guide you to most of the official events.

In this group you will find the appropriate information including NOTAM's, TAF's and METAR's for your light aviation flight planning next time you plan to fly to Scandinavia. Don't forget to check the latest weatherforecast.

Sites for and made by gyrocopter enthusiasts. Please also check in the "Manufacturers of Gyrocopters" group.

Some sites are very nice to view but not really related to ultralight flying - instead of ignoring them, they have been put into this group.

Links to sites which might help you translating from one language to another or to help you to interpret abbreviations, acronyms, words, frases and sentences, or other meaningful things.

Perceptions: how to use your eyes, your ears, your fingertips, and the seat of your pants — to gather the information you need when flying an ultralight aircraft. Procedures: how to use your hands and feet — to make the ultralight airplane do what you want. Principles: how to organize your thinking — to make your flying easier and safer.

Some sites contain lots of interesting information and are difficult to place in other groups. Some about ultralight flying, some not. Those you will find here. See also "Hard to place sites".

Many ultralight aviation sites have great link pages, which will help you in your search. Here is a bunch of the best ones.

In this group you will find links to sites giving you information about the US LSA (Light-Sport Aircraft) regulations and rules and to ditto Canadian and Australian ones.

Most manufacturers of ultralight aircrafts, plans and kits have their own website. But if they don't, you may find a distributor or dealer with a site covering the subject in the Supplies/Parts/Service group. Don't hesitate to use the search facility. In this group you will also find manufacturers of S-LSA aircrafts.

Hardware which can make it even safer to fly an ultralight aircraft.

In this group you will find manufaturers of avionic equipment like transceivers, transponders, instruments, headsets, intercom, strobos, EFIS etc. for ultralight aircraft applications. There are a great many disty´s and agents for avionics. Just a few of them are listed under Supplies Parts Service or Pilots Supply.

Manufacturers of 2- and 4-stroke engines made for ultralight, microlight and LSA aircrafts - and Wankel Rotary combustion engines. Some might not be in production any more but still flying. A few never went into massproduction.

This group was created october 2008 - it will take some time, before the group will include a fair share of the manufaturers of gyrocopters. Arthicles about gyrocopters will appear in the "Gyrocopters Corner" group.

Manufacturers and suppliers of a wide range of hangars for light aircrafts.

Parts for ultralight aircrafts are often made by subcontractors like brakes and wheels. Here you will some of them.

More to come...............

Manufacturers of propellers mainly for ultralight and microlight planes. You will find amazingly many. But finding THE propeller for YOUR plane is probably not that easy.

Ultralight helicopters are not often seen in Scandinavia - yet.

There are many manufacturers of trikes or flexwings aircraft worldwide. Many af them you will find here. If you do not find what you are looking for, I suggest that you search "trike" on the top right of this page. Manufacturers of ultralight flying inflatable boats are also in this group.

Flying ultralight motorglider is the ultimate way of flying - take of on your own and enjoy the silence with the thermals.

Domestic and international medical sites and insurance companies recognized for aircraft insurance and a few financing companies.

Links to various aviation news sites. Please also take a look on the "Magazines, Books, Videos" group.

You will find most of the ultralight aviation organizations world wide in this group.

Non-ultralight aviation and pilot organizations and associations.

Owners of specific ultralight aircrafts or -engines have formed their own fora or clubs. Please also check the "Chat Forum" group.

Major suppliers of parts, hardware and material for your A/C. If you do not find what you are looking for here, please search in the "Parts Supplies Service" group.

Distributors, importers, agents, suppliers and dealers of ultralight and microlight planes, and of engines and parts, equipment and accessories for ultralight and microlight planes as well as service, in the Nordic countries (Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland).

Distributors, importers, agents, suppliers and dealers of ultralight and microlight planes, and of engines and parts, equipment and accessories for ultralight and microlight planes as well as service, in rest of the World.

Sites for people with physical challenges but inclination for ultralight aviation

Links to pilot shops where you can buy all the necessary bits and pieces for ultralight aviation pilots . Please also check in the "Parts-Supplies-Service" groups.

In this group you will find links to sites covering powered paragliders, powered parachutes or whatever are being called - vehicles with an engine and with wheels for take-off and landing (Manufacturers, training, education, service etc.)

You will find a few private ultralight pilot websites here. There are hundreds of good private websites out there, but it is not my intention to collect them all here. If you have a knowledge of a good and stable one, please let me know.

In this group you will find a number of interesting sites about the GPS world helping you to understand the magic of GPS and GLONASS and the upcoming GALILEO.

Whether you are an ultralight pilot or not, flying on a simulator will give you a good understanding of the basics of flying.

Companies have specialized themselves in supporting homebuilders, offer building the complete aircraft or in maintenance aircraft engines.

Sites with technical information in many levels, some real professional - for the ultralight pilot - as well as hardware.

Many clubs and schools offer real good training in ultralight flying, some placed in the Southern part of Europe and in Africa. You will also find sites related to aerodynamics and similar stuff.

Ultralight/Microlight trike pilots seems to be a little different from 3-axis pilots - the sites will tell you why.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles - some sort of an ultralight aircraft, but unmanned.

Nice sites with beautiful pictures, some very professional - and galleries, videos and photos with aircrafts.

Links to Nordic Meteorologic Institutes and a few more and other interesting weather-sites.

Webcams mainly placed on airfields. - You an see Mode-S/ADS-B equipped aircrafts on the screen.

Women create more and more homepages for women only, UL and non-UL sites. Here you will find some of them