Presenting the New Bushliner 1850 Cyclone!

In 2021 Bushliner acquired the rights to the desirable Cyclone Aircraft, a replica of the Skywagon aircraft. Three years later, the next generation Cyclone has re-entered production as the all new Bushliner 1850!
During this time, the design was substantially revised to deliver an enhanced, modernized aircraft to pilots. Highlights of the newly modernized Bushliner 1850 include:

Widebody: Six Inches Of Additional Width 

The cockpit is now a comfortable 49-inches wide, enough for two grown adults to sit side by side, with ample clearance to each other and flight controls.

As a result the rear seat area has also been increased, with more headroom and additional width.
These changes are beneficial to the aerodynamics of the aircraft, by decreasing low-pressure areas in the cabin transition. 

Access. Granted.

The 1850's massive cargo door allows you to load and unload bulky items with ease. Tie-downs are located every two inches. 
When optional third row seating is installed, this provides direct entry and exit to rear passengers, and features an internal door latch.
Need a place to stay?
The flat full-length floor and storable rear seats allow you to use the 1850 as a place to sleep.
The cargo door does not interfere with seaplane operation.

Longer Wings. Even Longer Range.

The 1850's wingspan stretches 38-feet, 6 inches; two feet longer than the original.
The increased length is at the root of the wing, providing an additional two feet of flap.
Long-range missions are enabled by the 112-gallon fuel capacity.
The fuel system is designed to handle 100LL Av-Gas, Jet-A, and other types of next-gen aviation fuels.

Increased Horizontal Surface Area.

The total span of the horizontal stabilizer has been increased from 11 feet to 13 feet. The elevator shape has been re-contoured, enabling aerodynamic balancing, and the elevator tips are less prone to catching on sticks and weeds.
Flight tests with the larger tail resulted in a lower stall speed, less aggressive stall, shorter landing distance, and reduced takeoff roll.

To learn more, visit the Bushliner website, bushliner.com or call (855) 289-1850.