The Aerospool WT9 Dynamic is a two-seat high-performance ultralight airplane designed by Wala Tadeas.
Development of the Aerospool WT9 Dynamic started in 1998. The prototype of the WT9 Dynamic, the D-MXWT
flew first in 2000. For the construction of this aeroplane has been made optimal use of advanced materials
as polyurethane and carbon composites. The fuselage of the plane consists of composites sandwich shells
where the main construction element is carbon fibre. The ergonomic designed canopy frame is made out of
carbon composite, for the canopy an acrylic glass design made by Mecaplex is used. As power plant the 80hp
Rotax 912 UL and the 100 hp Rotax 912S is available. Next to the Dynamic "Club" with fixed landing gear, the Dynamic
"Speed" is available with an electrohydraulic retractable landing gear. The empty weight of the basic aircraft starts
as low as 265kg. The Dynamic "Speed S" with the Rotax 912ULS engine has a cruise speed of 240 km/h. In 2001, Aerospool
s.r.o. begun with the production of the Dynamic in their modern factory on the airport of Prievidza in Slovakia. Apart
from the ready-to-fly aircraft the Dynamic is available as a basic kit and it is also possible to order a partially assembled
kit. On 23 May 2005, Aerospool had built 87 WT9 Dynamic planes.
The 2002-built Aerospool WT9 Dynamic c/n DY012/2002 was registered first 79 BF / F-JKRX in France.
The airframe was transferred to the Netherlands and registered PH‑3T9 on 8 August 2003. After the registration
was cancelled on 8 June 2005, the aircraft was registered D-MFIO in Germany. On 18 october 2006, the registration
PH‑3T9 was restored. The airframe is powered by a Rotax 912ULS engine. Aerospool WT9 Dynamic PH-3T9 was photographed at the MLA-aerodrome
Stadskanaal in Vledderveen, the Netherlands.
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