XFLY 80MM ALPHA EDF 970MM JET WITHOUT TX/RX/BATT - BLUE

The XFly Alpha 80mm EDF jet is an extra scale and featurerich model. It is packed full of scale details including molded in panel lines, simulated antenna, cleaar canopy, removable gun pod and more. Featuring the functional LED navigation and landing ligts, operational flaps, full-flying horizontal stabs, sequenced gear doors and scale retractable CNC metal landing gears, the XFly Alpha jet can take your scale flying experience to another level!

The stock power system includes high-efficicent 12 blade 80mm fan, 6S-compatible brushless inrunner motor and 100A ESC that delivers top speed, vertical performance and turbine like sound with 6S LiPo battery. Integrated wing connectors and glueless design facilitate fast and easy assembley - only 8 screws needed to get the Alpha jet almost ready to fly.

All details and features add up to deliver flying experience of a scale advanced jet trainer, and make your pilot jet dream come true!

Please Note: Battery Connector XT90

For further information: on flying your RC plane in a safe and responsible manner please check out www.bmfa.org

Safe flying is YOUR responsibility.

Update 01/01/26: The laws have changed regarding operating drones and model aircraft in the UK.

What you need to do:
You must take a theory test and register with the CAA before flying most drones or model aircraft outdoors in the UK. 
There are two requirements and you may need to meet both: 

• Pass a theory test to get a Flyer ID. 

This makes sure you know how to fly safely and legally. 

• Register with the CAA for an Operator ID. 

This registers you as someone who is responsible for a drone or model aircraft. 
Most people get their Flyer ID and Operator ID at the same time.

It is against the law to fly a drone or model aircraft without having the required IDs.
You can also be fined for breaking the law when flying. In the most serious cases, you could be sent to prison. 

The requirements are based on the weight or class of your drone or model aircraft. 

Registration requirements for drones and model aircraft:

See:
UK Civil Aviation Authority.

For full details please visit:
https://www.caa.co.uk/drones/getting-started-with-drones-and-model-aircraft/drone-code/drone-code-overview/

Be Safe - Be Lawful - Be Drone And Model Aircraft Aware!

We fully encourage safe and responsible flying

We recommend you visit the CAA website for full information on safe and responsible flying.