The Hummingbird is an innovative project designed and manufactured by Hummingbird Industria Aeronautica and distributed in North America by Helicopters International, LLC.

Built with 6061-T6 and 7075-Tb aluminium. Other components are stainless steel and include tubes, plates, nuts and bolts. The Hummingbird comes with a seat tank capacity of 10 gallons along with the option to use an extra 8 gallon tank that extends the flight time to approximately 2.5 hours of enjoyable flight time.

Each model has shock-absorbing landing gear with the option to remove the wheel fairings and use larger tires for grass/rough-field surface takeoffs and landings.

The Hummingbird is a custom, friendly flying machine that has been designed for ease of maintenance, and efficient use of hangar space. Its construction is very compact and lightweight making it easy to store and transport. The 8.4 meter main rotor blades are build with extruded 6005A-T6 aluminum.

The Hummingbird is one of the most affordable gyroplane in its class, and it offers innovative design features, which make it stand out from its competitors. Its flight characteristics make it easy to fly and offers the pilot a breathtaking experience.

All specifications are in calm wind in staight and level flight.

weight/dimensions
Empty Weight	529 lbs
Payload	308 lbs
Max. GTOW	837 lbs
description
Fuel Consumption	7.2 gal/h
Fuel Type	Regular Premimum Autogas
Fuel System	Fuel Injection
Fuel Tank Capacity	10 gal standard. (8 gal optional)
Airframe	All airframe components are made from aircraft grade aluminum or stainless steel
Propeller	Made of composite
Propeller Diameter	???
Rotor	Extruded aluminium Rotor blade
Rotor Diameter	???
Rotor Chord	???
performance
Engine Type	Rotax 912UL, 912ULS
Power	100 hp
Maximum Speed	90 mph
Minimum Speed	35 km/h; 22 mph
Cruise Speed	60-80 mph
Maximum Altitude	10,000 ft
Takeoff Roll	30 - 300 ft
Endurance	2.5 hours
warranty
Engine TBO	2,000 hours

DIRECT OPERATING COST

Fuel @ $3.00 per gallon and 4.0 gph for average use	$12.00
Oil	$1.10
Periodic Inspections, Labor @ $90 per hour	$10.00
DIRECT OPERATING COST PER HOUR	$21.10

OPERATING COST-PER-ROAD MILE

Assume one air mile (straight line path) equals 1.5 road miles, and assume an average cruise speed of 93 miles per hour with a cruise fuel consumption of 4 gph.

($53.33 + $21.10) ÷ 93 ÷ 1.5 = .53¢ per road mile

The above estimates are approximate and will vary based on use, maintenance, flight conditions and prices. The information provided is for comparison only and not guaranteed. Prices quoted are subject to change at any time without notice. Costs for transporation, shipping and local taxes are not included.