US EditionWhy the Guimbal Cabri G2 Is Tiny But Mighty for Pilot Training
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Why the Guimbal Cabri G2 Is Tiny But Mighty for Pilot Training
What weighs 945 pounds, is a little over 20 feet long, stands just under 8 feet tall, has room for two, and costs about $600 a pound? That would be a new Guimbal Cabri G2 helicopter. The little helicopter was brought to market in 2008 after gaining regulatory approval after decades of development beginning in the 1980s. According to Sarah Brazel, manager of North American operations for the U.S. Guimbal distributor, Precision Support Services,…
Guimbal Cabri G2 Review: Why This ‘Tiny’ Helicopter Is a Giant Leap for Pilot Training - Plane & Pilot
What weighs 945 pounds, is a little over 20 feet long, stands just under 8 feet tall, has room for two, and costs about $600 a pound? That would be a new Guimbal Cabri G2 helicopter. The little helicopter was brought to market in 2008 after gaining regulatory approval after decades of development beginning in the 1980s. According to Sarah Brazel, manager of North American operations for the U.S. Guimbal distributor, Precision Support Services,…
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