At AirVenture in Oshkosh, WI this past July, Cessna introduced the new SkyCatcher 162 Light Sport Aircraft (LSA). EFA believes that the SkyCatcher will be a wonderful addition to the fleet and will open up a whole new world of flying to you. That is why we have ordered two SkyCatchers that will be delivered in 2008. These aircraft will allow EFA offer training for the Sport Pilot Certificate. You can find out all the information you could ever want about the SkyCatcher on this web site www.cessnaskycatcher.com.SKYCATCHER:With dual control sticks and the Garmin G300 glass cockpit, for total, at-a-glance situational awareness, the Skycatcher combines the exhilaration of flight with the peace of mind you’d expect from a Cessna.Skycatcher will have seating for 2, a 100-hp engine, and will cruise at 118 knots/136mph.SPORT PILOT CERTIFICATE:We will have much more to come about this certificate, but for now, if you are looking for the requirements, please visit the FAA site to read the Federal Aviation Regulations. Go this this link and then click on “Current FAR/By Subpart”. Sport Pilot information in is Subpart J.