ASL HAGFOR AERO has restarted production of the Opus 280 single-engine trainer, following receipt of its JAR very light aircraft type certificate.
Production work stopped in 1994 after certification took longer than expected. Two partially built airframes are on schedule for delivery in June to the Bromma Flight School, the local Scandinavian distributor. ASL has orders for four aircraft.
Source: Flight International
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