EZ Flap
EZ Flap
The First Major Safety & Performance Upgrade
for the "Johnson Bar" Flap System in 60 Years



Now Approved on ALL 4 Seat
Cessna - Piper - Maule - Stinson - Beechcraft
With Manual Flaps !
Finally -
- reach the flap control Easily ... Instantly ... Conveniently
- no more bending forward and down for the flap handle
- sit upright - eyes out of the cockpit - face out of the panel
- focus on landing or takeoff, not reaching for the flap lever
Fall in love with your beloved manual flaps all over again. Now enjoy them even more, with added benefits… and eliminate the one problem that has irritated manual flap pilots for 60 years!
- Significant Benefits for all pilots – average Sunday pilot to Professional
- Performance Benefits allow you to get a bit MORE from your airplane
- More Safety - More Control - More Convenience
- More Capability - More Options during Takeoff and Landing
EZ-Flap installs in about 30 minutes, and attaches directly to your existing “Johnson Bar” flap lever. See "How to Order" page for full FAA Approved Model List.
There is NO disconnection or disassembly of any aircraft component, no de-rigging, etc.
> Painless FAA approved STC included, no “field approval” headaches.
> No airframe modifications other than two 6-32 screw holes.
♦ Much easier and more convenient to reach the manual flap handle :
-- with or without an "inertia reel" shoulder harness,
-- with or without a "standard" harness,
-- or with no shoulder harness at all .
-- during the most critical phases of flight .
♦ Fly your airplane more precisely, get more out of it, enjoy it more.
Piper PA-28-180
(Flap Handle Between Seats)


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Easier and more convenient to use flaps
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More visibility and situational awareness
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Significant benefits on takeoff, climb-out, approach and landing
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Develop techniques to get more performance out of the airplane
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Increase your flight safety
EZ Flap finally puts the flaps at the correct distance from the pilot.
FAA STC-PMA
STC SA02246LA
Only $499 Installs in about 30 minutes!
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 09 March 2011 09:31 )