I am in Canada and I am interested in purchasing an Aventura II. Do you know of anyone in Canada?

I looked on the transport canada website and the Aventura II is not listed as an approved advanced ultralight even though the similar Searey is listed. I am trying to find out if it is legal in Canada.

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Dean Cockerill

May 14, 2020

I have a Aventura hp. really love it but its tough to get parts

jcmchapin

Sep 16, 2020

canddplewes

I am in Ontario and also interested in the Aventura. I just checked the TC site and it's not on the list yet.

Curious why you are considering the Aventura over the Searey?

For me the Aventura team appears to be pursuing many engine options and with that the performance numbers are much better than the Searey.

I would like to email you directly but not sure how to do that through this forum.

canddplewes

Jan 18, 2021

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I am not yet an owner (not yet a pilot) but I like the simplicity of the Aventura. I love the Seared but is is pretty expensive. I have noticed that Aero Adventure increased their kit prices a great deal - they are pretty close to the Searey now. I was looking at a used one in Canada but it you can't register it in Canada it is a waist.

alexr730

May 13, 2020

Hello! Yes we have several in Canada, we have not however kept up with the contacts up there. We were on the list, when the company changed addresses they removed the aircraft. We spoke with transport Canada and all that was needed to be back on the list was a copy of our maintenance manual.

canddplewes

May 14, 2020

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Thank you. I want to make sure it is on the list before I purchase. How can we get a maintenance manual to transport Canada?

alexr730

May 14, 2020

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I will revisit it this week, our SLSA process took priority

canddplewes

Jan 18, 2021

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@alexr730 Any luck getting the Aventura back on the Transport Canada list of approved Advanced Ultralight Aeroplanes?