The BRM Okavango is a rugged light aircraft designed for utility flying, touring and operation from short or unprepared airstrips, making it well suited to private owners flying clubs and training operators that value versatility and simplicity. Discover BRM Okavango aircraft for sale worldwide on AvPay. Browse active BRM Okavango listings and find available aircraft across the USA North America the UK Europe Asia Africa Australia and South America. Connect directly with aircraft brokers private sellers flying clubs flight schools and manufacturers. Explore the full inventory of aircraft for sale on AvPay here!
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AvPay offers a global marketplace for BRM Okavango ultralight aircraft, connecting buyers and sellers across the USA, North America, UK, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, South America, and beyond. The BRM Okavango is a two seat high wing microlight aircraft built for short takeoff and landing style flying, with a roomy cabin and a design that suits touring as well as strip based operations.
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Interesting facts about the BRM Okavango
✈ BRM Costruções Aeronáuticas builds the Okavango in Portugal as a light two seat microlight aircraft.
✈ The Okavango focuses on short takeoff and landing capability, which can appeal to buyers who fly from smaller airfields and farm strips.
✈ The design uses a high wing layout and aims for strong low speed handling, which many buyers look for when comparing utility focused ultralight aircraft.
✈ Many Okavango aircraft use Rotax 912 series engines, a common choice in the microlight market due to parts availability and widespread service knowledge.
✈ Published baggage capacity figures make it easier for buyers to judge touring practicality before they start comparing individual listings.
✈ The model is commonly associated with touring and leisure flying, with an emphasis on cabin space and stability for longer flights.
✈ The Okavango sits within a wider BRM line up of light aircraft, so buyers can cross shop within the same manufacturer when mission needs change.
✈ Okavango performance and weights can vary with engine choice and equipment, so buyers should confirm the exact configuration shown in each aircraft listing.
Model Variants for buyers to consider when purchasing a BRM Okavango
Most BRM Okavango aircraft are grouped by engine fit, with common versions built around the Rotax 912 UL and Rotax 912 ULS. The 912 UL version typically targets efficient touring with modest fuel burn, while the 912 ULS version focuses on stronger climb performance and added power for heavier loading. Some aircraft are also equipped with different wing and equipment options, so buyers should compare the specific cruise figures, takeoff performance and installed avionics shown in each Okavango listing before making a decision.
BRM Okavango Specifications
Information provided here is as a guide only. This information should not be used for flight planning or other aircraft operations. Aircraft model variations, custom specifications, modifications, upgrades and age will have a considerable impact on the details listed below. Please check with the seller, manufacturer or aviation authority for the precise aircraft specifications.
Length: 6.45 m
Wingspan: 8.63 m
Height: 2.40 m
Max Take Off Weight (MTOW): 450 kg
Fuel Capacity: 76 L
Cruise Speed: 180 km/h (5000 rpm)
Stall Speed: 45 km/h
Take-off Distance: 70 m
Fuel Consumption: 13 L/h
Load Factor: +4g / -2g (at 450 kg)
FAQs About the BRM Okavango
How much does a BRM Okavango cost?
Pricing varies by year, engine, avionics and whether the aircraft is factory built or kit built. For example, published new pricing in France for Rotax 912 UL and Rotax 912 ULS versions was listed in Euros in 2026, while used aircraft pricing depends heavily on hours, equipment and condition.
What should I check first when viewing a BRM Okavango for sale?
Start with the airframe hours, engine hours and the maintenance history. Confirm the exact engine model, propeller type and avionics fit, then check the weight and balance details to understand useful load with the fuel you plan to carry.
Is the BRM Okavango suitable for short runway flying?
The Okavango is designed around STOL style operation, so many buyers shortlist it for smaller strips. Always confirm the takeoff and landing performance for the specific aircraft, because equipment and pilot technique can change real world results.
Which engine versions are most common on the BRM Okavango?
Many aircraft are fitted with Rotax 912 series engines, most commonly the 912 UL and the 912 ULS. Buyers often compare these versions based on climb performance, cruise speed and fuel burn for their typical mission.
What documents should come with a BRM Okavango listing?
You should expect registration documentation, logbooks and maintenance records, plus equipment lists for avionics and optional items. If the aircraft was kit built, buyers often ask for build records and inspection sign offs as well.
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