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Aircraft shows potential
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New Straits Times
05-01-2001
Aircraft shows potential
Byline: Sager Ahmad
Edition: Main/Lifestyle; 2*
Section: Business
Column: Aviation
ZENITH Aircraft Company has a modest aim - to make flying simple, fun and affordable and it has not veered off this objective since the first prototype flew using a modified Volkswagen engine in 1984.
Now there are over 1,000 Zenith products under the Zodiac kit- plane series (CH 601HD, STOL CH 7...
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