KFA Safari, the low cost aeroplane from South Africa

[@roderickbowes2482]

Those SOUTH AFRICANS know what they're doing ! ! ! ! Nice and friendly people too ! ! !

[@MrAlwaysBlue]

Looks like great plane. Come on LAA get it permitted.

[@stratotramp6243]

Leaning towards a factory built Skyranger, about half way there in savings. But the tricycle version of this could be a contender... Can I be assed to build & find somewhere to build it though...

[@drreason2927]

Why no information on where and how to get KFA parts?

[@RobertLBarnard]

Kit costs? Half? Half of a comparable US kit? I'm interested. How about hours to build, sub-kits, supported engine options? With 30 years of design & build experience, with a lit of bush country, seems reasonable to expect its robustly designed and built.

[@kfaaircraftandadventures]

Please contact Graham Smith from Sprite Aviation services. He will have all the info for you. The average build time is around 650-700 hrs for a first time builder. We have builders who have done this in 400hrs. The Safari is much larger than similar looking aircraft.

[@danielb516]

How many hours to build ?

[@kfaaircraftandadventures]

The average build time is around 650-700 hrs for a first time builder. We have builders who have done this in 400hrs.

[@ClearedAsFiled]

Can't wait for the USA distribution of factory built Safari's......

[@cub1940]

Another Kitfox copy.

[@olkaa2471]

BS. It is based on an Avid Flyer in the same way Kitfoxes are (just the basic design). KFA builds this kind of planes for almost 30 years with constant improvement of the design. And it is in a lot of ways very different from a Kitfox.

[@pred7949]

@cub1940 - bro are you slow? kitfox is a copy lol