Ultralight • Evektor • Harmony, Harmony S, Harmony iS
| Manufacturer | Evektor |
| Model | Harmony |
| Category | Ultralight |
| Variants | Harmony, Harmony S, Harmony iS |
| Production Years | 2006 – 2025 |
| Seating | 2 seats |
| Typical TTAF | 1,200 hours |
| Markets | Czech Republic, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Austria |
| Price Range | $35K – $85K |
The Evektor Harmony is a Czech-designed and manufactured two-seat ultralight aircraft that represents a modern approach to recreational flying. Produced by Evektor, a company known for innovative light aircraft design, the Harmony combines efficiency with accessibility for recreational pilots and flight schools. The aircraft features a high-wing configuration, tricycle landing gear, and composite construction, making it relatively lightweight while maintaining structural integrity. The Harmony is popular among flight training operations, private owners seeking economical recreational flying, and ultralight enthusiasts in Europe and North America. Its design emphasizes simplicity, reliability, and low operating costs, with fuel consumption typically between 4-6 gallons per hour. The aircraft is certified under ultralight or light sport aircraft regulations depending on jurisdiction, making it accessible to pilots without traditional commercial licenses in many European countries. Known for docile handling characteristics and stable flight performance, the Harmony has gained a solid reputation in the microlight and ultralight community.
Maximum Speed: 75 knots
Cruising Speed: 55-65 knots
Range: 350 nautical miles
Service Ceiling: 13,000 feet
Engine: Rotax 503 or Rotax 912 ULS (50-100 hp)
Maximum Takeoff Weight: 600 kg (1,320 lbs)
Empty Weight: 310-340 kg
Fuel Capacity: 40-50 liters