The STOL CH 801 Quick-Build Kit provides maximum pre-assembly of kit parts to save the builder valuable time and to simplify assembly.
Nearly all major components have been pre-aligned with rivet holes pre-drilled: Once clecoed together in jigs, most sections are then taken apart again for easy shipping and final re-assembly by the builder. The fuselage and tail sections are riveted together, and the wings are taken apart again for easy shipping and final re-assembly by the builder.  

The STOL CH 801 kit, whether the standard kit or quick-build kit, is made up of the same quality parts. The difference between a standard and quick-build kit is the level of assembly of the various kit components.  Assembly time with a Quick-Build Kit is projected to be 50% less than with the standard kit!

While the standard kit is developed to provide all the kit parts and components needed to complete the aircraft at the lowest cost possible, the fast build kit provides maximum pre-assembly of the kit parts allowed under the "51% rule," to save the builder valuable time.

Zenith kits are eligible for licensing in the Canadian Homebuilt category. This means that at least 51% of the work remains for the kit builder to perform, whether building from the standard kit or the quick-build kit.

Accelerated Build Workshop:
Can-Zac Aviation has available an Accelerated Workshop for the STOL CH 801 Quick Build Kit to allow the builder to complete his tail surfaces and wings  at a builder assistance facilities in Ontario. Upon completion of the Quick Build Workshop the kit owner will have approximately 90% of the airplane completed, and the owner can then elect to finish the airplane at the facilities or to take it home. For more information, contact Can-Zac Aviation Ltd.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will have determined that the quick build kit, as evaluated, will meet the intent of 14 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 21, Section 21.191(g). Note that the FAA evaluation should not be construed as meaning the kit is FAA certified, certificated or approved, but is eligible for airworthiness certification by amateur builders. Transport Canada has stated that anything in the U.S. 51% rule is acceptable in Canada

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If you’re ready to start building your own airplane, but aren’t sure that you have the required skills and want to learn more about building, the introductory Starter Kit has been developed just for you. The Starter Kit includes the complete kit for the rudder tail section of the STOL CH 801 and comes with a detailed and illustrated 'step-by-step' assembly manual - everything you need to get started!
Developed specifically for the first-time builder, the low-cost Starter Kit includes everything you need to start building your own STOL CH 801 kit aircraft. Click here for information on the introductory Starter Kit and factory workshops.