Which of the following is an FAA requirement for an ultralight in the US?
A It has only one seat
B It can be flown commercially
C It has an airworthiness certificate
Fact: According to the FAA, ultralights are classified as single-seat vehicles used solely for recreational flying. Airworthiness certificates are not allowed for ultralights in the US. Federal aviation regulations stipulate that to meet the definition of ‘ultralight,’ strict weight and speed limits must be adhered to. Powered ultralights cannot weigh more than 254 pounds empty or exceed 55 knots (63 mph) at full power.
Correct Answer: It has only one seat