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Aircraft and configuration
The AMT200S Super Ximango combines powered flying and soaring with a retractable main wheel, wing airbrakes and feathering propeller. The wings fold only while the aircraft is stationary. Restauravia offers separate MSFS and X-Plane 12 implementations.
Aeromot AMT200S Super Ximango
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The AMT200S Super Ximango combines powered flying and soaring with a retractable main wheel, wing airbrakes and feathering propeller. The wings fold only while the aircraft is stationary. Restauravia offers separate MSFS and X-Plane 12 implementations.
History & design
A Brazilian branch of the Fournier family
Restauravia identifies the Super Ximango as Aeromot's Brazilian development of the Fournier RF10 motor-glider concept. The represented 1990s aircraft combines side-by-side seating and an engine for self-powered flight with wing airbrakes, a feathering propeller and retractable main wheels for soaring.
The manual describes military training use under the USAF Academy designation TG-14, alongside deliveries in Brazil and the Dominican Republic and private ownership. Its folding wings address storage on the ground rather than changing the aircraft's configuration in flight.
restauravia.fr · Aeromot AMT200S Super Ximango — simulator documentation ↗Developer English manual, description on page 3; not an independently established production chronology.
Systems & details
MSFS cockpit
The MSFS aircraft includes a KAP 140 autopilot, retractable main gear, wing airbrakes and a feathering propeller. Wing folding is ground-only.
X-Plane cockpit
The X-Plane 12 aircraft uses an STEC 55 autopilot with heading and altitude functions. Winglet and non-winglet versions are included.
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Manuals & resources
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Simulator documentation
MSFS cockpitAeromot AMT200S Super Ximango
The MSFS aircraft includes a KAP 140 autopilot, retractable main gear, wing airbrakes and a feathering propeller. Wing folding is ground-only.
MSFS English manual · pages 2–10
restauravia.fr · Read the source ↗X-Plane cockpitAeromot AMT200S Super Ximango
The X-Plane 12 aircraft uses an STEC 55 autopilot with heading and altitude functions. Winglet and non-winglet versions are included.
X-Plane English manual · pages 2–10
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Simulator documentation
Aeromot AMT200S Super Ximango — simulator documentationrestauravia.fr · MSFS and X-Plane English manuals · pages 2–10 Aeromot AMT200S Super Ximango — simulator documentationrestauravia.fr · X-Plane English manual · pages 2–10Built-in force-feedback profiles
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Catalogue programme-20261011-v3 · 3 profile choices
Restauravia Aeromot AMT200S Super Ximango
Restauravia · Free and Pro · Revision 2 · Inherited starting point
MSFS 2020 · MSFS 2024
A powered glider with retractable main gear, wing airbrakes and a feathering propeller.
Restauravia Aeromot AMT200S Super Ximango (X-Plane 12)
Restauravia · Free and Pro · Revision 2 · Inherited starting point
X-Plane 12
A powered glider with retractable main gear, wing airbrakes and a feathering propeller.
Aeromot AMT200S Super Ximango
Free and Pro · Revision 1 · Partial review
MSFS 2020 · MSFS 2024 · X-Plane 12
A powered glider with retractable main gear, wing airbrakes and a feathering propeller.
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