The Sky-Walker Sky-Walker 1+1 is a two-seat ultralight aeroplane with a
fixed tricycle undercarriage. The ultralight was popular as an
ultralight training aircraft. The airframe exists out of an
aluminium-tube construction. The plane is constructed out of alu-tube
covered with sailcloth. As powersource the Sky-Walker Sky-Walker 1+1 can
use the two stroke, liquid-cooled Rotax 482 UL CB engine. The ICAO Aircraft Type Designator for the Sky-Walker Sky-Walker II is not assigned as unique, specific alphanumeric
manufacturer-assigned code. Instead, because it is classified as a micro/ultra-light aircraft, ICAO designates it as ULAC
The 1989-built Sky-Walker Sky-Walker 1+1 s/n 239 was registered PH-1X6 in the Netherlands on 22 August 1989.
On 15 January 1998, the registered aircraft type was changed into Sky-Walker Sky-Walker II. Sky-Walker II PH-1X6 was
powered by a two stroke, liquid-cooled Rotax 482 UL CB engine. On 4 November 2010, registration PH-1X6 was cancelled
as exported to Germany. On 4 May 2008, Sky-Walker Sky-Walker II PH-1X6 was seen at the MLA airfield Stadskanaal in Vledderveen (EHST).
