Aeromot AMT-200S
Light Sport · 25 active US registrations
Purchase Price
$30K-$200K
Fuel Burn
8 gph
Cost/Hour
$67.00/hr
US Fleet
25
Ownership Cost Summary
Purchase
$30K-$200K
Annual Fixed
$6K-$12K
/yr
Hourly Variable
$67.00/hr
/flight hour
5-Year Total
$91K-$327K
Cost estimates based on published data and industry averages. Actual costs vary by condition, location, usage, and maintenance history.0
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Specifications & Engine
Performance
Engine & Weights
Source: FAA Type Certificate Data Sheet, ENGINE.txt registry.
Market Prices by Year
Typical asking prices. Actual prices vary by condition, total time, avionics, and engine time.
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Safety Record
NTSB data, 1982-2025.
2
Total Reports
2
Accidents
0
Fatal
80.0
Per 1K Fleet
Raw NTSB report counts. Not a safety rating. Factors including fleet size, flight hours, pilot demographics, and mission profile affect rates.
Fuel Cost
8.0 gph at ~$6.50/gal 100LL
$52
/hr
$5,200
100 hrs
$10,400
200 hrs
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Fleet & Registration
25
Active US Registrations
Source: FAA Aircraft Registry (active, valid registrations).
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Aeromot AMT-200S cost?
A Aeromot AMT-200S typically sells for $30,000 to $200,000 depending on year, condition, total time, and avionics.
How much does it cost per hour to fly a Aeromot AMT-200S?
The variable cost is approximately $67.00/hr, including fuel, oil, and engine reserve.
What is the fuel burn of a Aeromot AMT-200S?
Approximately 8.0 gallons per hour at normal cruise.
What are the annual costs of owning a Aeromot AMT-200S?
Annual fixed costs run $5,529 to $12,046/yr before fuel and engine reserves.
How many Aeromot AMT-200S aircraft are still flying?
There are 25 Aeromot AMT-200S aircraft with active US registrations according to the FAA Aircraft Registry.
What is a Aeromot AMT-200S best suited for?
The Aeromot AMT-200S is best suited for recreational flying and sport pilot training. Its combination of performance, operating costs, and payload make it a popular choice in its category.
What maintenance costs should I expect for a Aeromot AMT-200S?
Plan for an annual inspection costing $1,500 – $3,500 depending on the shop and any squawks found. Unscheduled maintenance and parts replacements add to this.
Is the Aeromot AMT-200S a good first airplane?
Yes — the Aeromot AMT-200S is well-suited as a first aircraft, especially for sport pilots. Light sport aircraft are designed to be approachable and affordable to own and operate.
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