Recreational · Platform MTO

MTOnautic

A gyroplane on floats that takes off from and lands on water — flying without limits.

Flying without limits

Flying means freedom. Flying gyros means pure freedom. But flying the MTOnautic is limitless. Equipped with floats, the MTOnautic takes off from and lands on water, connecting the elements like no other. A lake, a bay or a stretch of coast becomes your airfield.

A thoughtful adaptation of the MTOsport

Designed to maximise fun and flexibility, this adaptation of the MTOsport is as free and versatile as it is technically well thought through. It opens up completely new ways to use a gyroplane. Whether in Scandinavia or the United Arab Emirates, on a private or commercial basis — the MTOnautic takes you where you want to go.

Technical specifications

ParameterValue
Dimensions: L × W × H (excluding rotor)5.25 × 1.9 × 2.8 m (17.2 × 6.2 × 9.2 ft)
Rotor diameter8.4 m / 8.6 m / 8.8 m (27.6 / 28.2 / 28.9 ft)
Empty weight350 kg (772 lb), depending on options
MTOM (maximum take-off mass)560–650 kg (1,235–1,433 lb), depending on market limitations
EngineRotax 912 ULS / 914 UL / 915 iS / 916 iS
Take-off distance70–110 m (230–360 ft)
Take-off distance to clear a 15 m obstacle260 m (850 ft)
Max. enduranceup to 4.5 h ¹
Max. rangeup to 550 km (340 mi) ²
Cruise speed90–185 km/h (55–115 mph)
Max. speed (VNE)195 km/h (120 mph)
Fuel capacity65–96 L (17–25 US gal)
Complies withSwedish EASA Flight Certification, US Experimental Category
  • ¹ Typical aircraft configuration: 1 pilot (80 kg), 40 L fuel, 2,000 ft MSL.
  • ² Typical aircraft configuration: 1 pilot (80 kg), full tank, 2,000 ft MSL.
  • Figures reflect basic aircraft capability. Actual performance and limitations depend on national airworthiness requirements — ask us for details.

Pilot Operating Handbook (POH) — MTOsport 2017 (opens the manufacturer's website)

Gallery

Manufacturer's material: AutoGyro GmbH, Hildesheim.

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