American Champion Citabria Adventure

The American Champion Citabria Adventure is the current name of the model 7GCAA, a two-seat light single-engine airplane with tandem seating and fixed conventional landing gear, certified for aerobatic loads from plus 5 g to minus 2 g and used for training, glider towing and personal flying. Champion Aircraft introduced the 7GCAA in 1965 with a 150 horsepower Lycoming O-320 engine, and Bellanca continued it as the Citabria A Package. American Champion reintroduced it in 1997 as the Adventure, with metal-spar wings and a 160 horsepower Lycoming O-320-B2B, and also builds an Ultimate Adventure version with a 180 horsepower engine and a composite propeller. Aluminum gear legs arrived in 2004.