The Stoddard Hamilton Glasair III is a single-engine, fixed-wing homebuilt aircraft suited for amateur constructors interested in high-performance flying. It features an all-composite, low-wing monoplane layout with a retractable landing gear and a dual-control cabin seating two occupants side by side.
Created as a faster, more advanced addition to an established family of amateur-built designs, the aircraft utilizes a powerful piston powerplant and can be fitted with auxiliary wing-tip fuel tanks for extended range. Ownership of the design assets later passed to a new manufacturer, which substantially upgraded the airframes to utilize all-carbon-fiber construction and rebranded the kits under heritage names.
Engines fitted
85 aircraft
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Aircraft
Lycoming IO-540
300 hp
80
Lycoming TIO-540
310 hp
3
Lycoming AEIO-540
260 hp
2
This page covers the Glasair Aviation III: the same aircraft under other designations.