Zenith CH 750

The Zenith STOL CH 750 is a two-seat, all-metal kit aircraft for short take-off and landing flying, sold by Zenith Aircraft Company of Mexico, Missouri. It is based on the STOL CH 701 that Chris Heintz first introduced in 1986, and it keeps that aircraft's short-field ability while enlarging the cabin and the load it can carry as far as the United States Sport Pilot and Light-Sport Aircraft category allows. Fixed leading-edge slats, full-length flaperons, an all-flying rudder and tricycle landing gear suit it to off-airport operation, and the side-by-side cabin has easy access through two big doors, a raised skylight and wrap-around visibility. The company places it between the original CH 701 and the three-place CH 750 Super Duty, and many engines can be fitted because the design is not tied to one powerplant.