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Looking for an LSA aircraft? 

Looking for a seaplane? 

Looking for range and payload?

Atol Aurora is a modern 2 seater amphibian which is versatile, reliable and light.

  • Atol Aurora can be operated on water, snow and land, even on the same flight!

  • Atol Aurora has no floats, which results in less drag, weight and better center of gravity.

  • Easy and safe to fly – excellent also for flight training and for aeroclubs

 

Atol Aurora - Engineered for Freedom!

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Atol Aurora

Most structure of Atol Aurora is made of Wood Composite - a material that is strong, light and easy to repair!

It´s a small carbon footprint, environmentally friendly product!

Specs

  • Empty Weight: 380 kg (830 lb)

  • Range at 140 km/h: 800 km (450 nm)

  • Endurance: 5 h 30 min plus 30 min reserves. Subject to verification after the fuel tank design has been finalized.

  • Maximum Weight: 650 kg (1430 lb)

  • Useful load: 270 kg (600lb)

  • Take-off Distance from water at MTOW over 15m (50 ft) obstacle 460 m (1500ft)

  • Engine Rotax 912 iS Sport

  • Propeller: to be determined later

  • Stall speed 74km/h (40kts)

  • Cruise speed 160 km/h (86 kts)

  • Fuel capacity: to be determined later

  • Fuel consumption: 14-16 l/h at 167 km/h (3,7 - 4,2gal/h at 90 kts).

About us

Atol Aviation is a brand owned by the Scandinavian Seaplanes Oy, located in Jämsä, Finland, Northern Europe. Scandinavian Seaplanes is an airplane factory specializing in seaplane & amphibian design and manufacture. The company has own production and design staff, along with large production facilities at EFHA airport next to a lake in Central Finland. We also have POA.

The company is fairly new (founded in 2021 by two Swedish entrepreneurs and co-founder of Atol Avion Oy Anssi Rekula), however, the ATOL 650-design and company know-how trace back long before. We have succeeded in hiring many new talents with long history in various areas in aviation. Together we are proud to make Atol Aurora fly again.

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