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The Glass Goose's water and rough field landing capabilities open whole new vistas of fishing, hunting or camping to the sport pilot. Perhaps you have a second home that is a long drive away, but would be only a short flight... on the shore of a lake? Perfect! Tie up to the dock or taxi up on the beach and you're home. |
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Maybe you dream of lifting off a beautiful remote lake, unexplored except by you, just as the sun is breaking over the horizon. A flock of ducks disturbed by your departure rises out of the mist just in front of you and a big bass breaks the water off to the side as if to celebrate the new day. The warm golden morning sky demands to be explored and will not be denied. |
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The sudden awareness that few people are ever privileged to share this glorious experience wells up inside you and your pride is overwhelming. You built this special plane yourself, and no one can take that away from you. NO ONE... EVER! |
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There is no kit-built or manufactured amphibian under $150,000 that can outperform the Glass Goose! It beats the competition in range, speed and cost. It boasts a short takeoff and landing roll on both land and water, with a great rate of climb. It is stable and comfortable in flight and on the water. It has an unusually large baggage and fuel capacity. The versatile Glass Goose is as practical as it is beautiful. |
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