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HPH Launched its new TwinShark 20m Flapped two seat sailplane at AERO Exhibition, Friedrichshafen, Germany on the 5th April 2017. This long anticipated sailplane directly competes with the Arcus and the ASG32 and whilst last to the market, incorporates some new features which HPH believe will give the sailplane […]
We are pleased to announce that the HPH UK dealership will now be operated by John Gilbert of Essex Sailplanes. Details are given below.
On the Last day of April 2015 and just 15 days after unveiling the FES powered Shark eS, HPH were able to make a successful first flight. During the flight, the Shark eS was operated with the FES system running without difficulty. A Great first start. The glider will […]
15th April, AERO Friedrichshaven. HPH launch a new variant of the HPH Shark. The Shark eS uses mature established Front Electric Sustainer technology to give its customers the choice as to what power system they want to prevent unwanted field landings. Both systems have real advantages which is why HPH […]
The First UK Shark MS has now converted to a CAA CofA and ARC and is operating under the BGA CAMO. This is the culmination of years of work between HPH and EASA with help from the CZ CAA and in this case from the UK CAA. It also […]
HPH UK will be at the BGA conference on Saturday 7th March 2015. There is a lot to see this year with many outstanding gliders on display. HPH will be displaying a Shark Jet. Please come by the stand and take a look at the glider which is taking the […]
HPH UK Own glider takes to the Skies HPH UK now has a Shark Jet, based in the South of the UK. This glider took to the skies yesterday for the first time and completed a 245km flight at 114kph. Whilst not new, this glider is fully equipped […]
HPH are pleased to announce that the HPH Shark has obtained full EASA certification. The certificate is shown below. This applies to the Pure and self launch variants of the Shark Sailplane. Sailplanes of this type will be moving to UK CAA Certificates of Airworthiness and onto […]
As the numbers of HPH Shark sailplanes in the UK continue to increase, the attached Press Release details a significant enhancement in our ability to support and repair the UK installed base.