24 June 2025
Norfolk’s The Light Aircraft Company (TLAC) is the new UK agent for the Swiss-built Light Wing AC4 aircraft.
The AC4 is available in three versions:
Light Wing AC4, a high-wing two-seater powered by a Rotax 912 engine. Photo: Light Wing
TLAC is positioning the AC4-LSA as suitable for both private owners and flight schools with low operating costs, ease of maintenance and full glass cockpit avionics.
“Welcome to the future of flight training and personal aviation with the Light Wing AC4,” said a statement from TLAC.
“Fully certified to EASA CS-LSA standards, the Light Wing AC4 is a high-wing monoplane with a maximum take-off weight of 600kg. It is designed to meet the rigorous demands of flight schools, aero clubs, and individual aviators seeking a reliable and comfortable aircraft.
“Powered by the economical Rotax 912iS fuel-injected engine, the AC4 boasts an impressively low fuel burn of just 11 to 14 litres per hour. This makes it a cost-effective choice without compromising performance or reliability.”
TLAC said it is offering a wide range of finance packages.
Little bit of crosswind there! Light Wing AC4 has a well-appointed cockpit and avionics panel. Photo: Light Wing
Light Wing Aircraft, based at the town of Stans which has its own airfield on the shore of Lake Lucerne, said, “Light Wing is happy to announce start working with a well-established sales and service partner for the entire territory of United Kingdom and Ireland. TLAC will offer the entire Light Wing product portfolio.”
