Grob Aircraft

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About Grob Aircraft Company

Grob Aircraft is a German manufacturer renowned for pioneering composite construction in light aviation. The **G109** is the classic touring motorglider — a side-by-side two-seater that flies efficiently under power and soars with the engine throttled back, the best of both worlds for cross-country soaring and economical touring. The all-composite **G115 (Tutor)** and **G120** are well-regarded military/civil trainers. Grob's composite airframes are durable and efficient, with a strong reputation for build quality. There are currently 18 used Grob aircraft for sale.

Grob Aircraft Price & Cost

How much does a Grob aircraft cost? Current pricing for used Grob aircraft is broken down per model in the table below — covering acquisition price, hourly operating cost and overhaul cost.

Model Used price range Op cost / hr Annual fixed Overhaul cost Listings for sale
Gliders
Grob G 103A TWIN II11 variants
$4,802–$65,843 16

The cost of a Grob aircraft depends on model, year, hours flown, avionics and condition. See operating costs and pre-buy checklist in the About section, or open a specific model page for a detailed price guide.

Grob Models — Specifications

Model spec
Model Years Seats Cruise Range Useful load Listings for sale
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Grob Models

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Frequently Asked Questions — Grob

What does Grob Aircraft produce?

Grob Aircraft is a German manufacturer specializing in all-carbon-fiber trainers and gliders since 1971. Over 4,500 airframes delivered, accumulating 7+ million flight hours across five continents. The G115 two-seat aerobatic monoplane was the backbone of RAF training (117 aircraft). The G120TP turboprop trainer serves 15+ air forces with 500,000+ flight hours. The all-carbonfibre construction provides 26G+ crashworthiness, zero corrosion, and 15,000-hour structural life.

Can civilians buy a Grob aircraft?

The G115 is available on the used market — former military trainers and civilian flight school aircraft occasionally appear. The G120TP is primarily military. Grob also has a glider heritage. Civilian G115s are proven trainers with composite durability. However, finding Grob-experienced maintenance shops outside military support networks can be challenging. Parts availability should be verified with Grob Aircraft SE in Germany before purchase.

How does a Grob G115 compare to a Diamond DA20?

Both are composite two-seat trainers, but the G115 is aerobatic-rated (the DA20 is not in standard configuration). The G115 has a more robust military-grade construction. The DA20 has a larger global civilian fleet and easier parts availability. For flight schools wanting aerobatic capability in a composite trainer, the G115 is excellent. For standard VFR/IFR training, the DA20 has better civilian support infrastructure.

Grob Inventory by Country

United Kingdom 5
Belgium 2
Australia 2
Emda 1
Hungary 1
Poland 1
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