Long-EZ aircraft

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The Long-EZ aircraft is a homebuilt, canard-configured light airplane designed by Burt Rutan, renowned for its efficient aerodynamics and long-range performance.

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Long-EZ aircraft canonical 1
Rutan Long-EZ 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Rutan aircraft design
canard aircraft
homebuilt aircraft
light aircraft
aerodynamicFeature efficient laminar-flow design
high aspect ratio wings
winglets
aircraftCategory experimental
aircraftRole cross-country touring aircraft
sport aircraft
canardType fixed canard
cockpitType enclosed cockpit
configuration canard
low-wing monoplane
pusher propeller
constructionMaterial composite
fiberglass
foam core
controlSystem side-stick control
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crew 1
cruiseSpeed approximately 160 knots
designer Burt Rutan
engineType piston engine
firstFlight 1980
fuelCapacity about 52 US gallons
inspiredVariants Berkut 360
Rutan Defiant
introduced early 1980s
landingGear fixed tricycle landing gear
manufacturer plans-built by homebuilders
notableFeature efficient aerodynamics
long-range performance
very low fuel consumption for its speed
notableUse long-distance record flights
personal transportation
numberOfEngines 1
passengers 1
plansSoldBy Rutan Aircraft Factory
powerplantLocation rear fuselage pylon
propellerConfiguration two-blade pusher propeller
range over 1000 nautical miles
seatingConfiguration tandem
stallCharacteristics designed to be resistant to deep stall
successorTo Rutan VariEze
tailType twin wingtip fins and rudders
typicalEngineModel Lycoming O-235
typicalEnginePower 118 hp
wingType swept wing

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Burt Rutan designed Long-EZ aircraft
this entity surface form: Rutan Long-EZ