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First flight: Stratos 714

By General Aviation News Staff · November 30, 2016 ·

REDMOND, Ore. — The inaugural flight of the Stratos 714 Very Light Jet (VLJ) was completed successfully Nov. 21, 2016. With Dave Morss at the controls, the four seat jet was launched for a 10-minute flight designed to verify general stability and systems operation. This flight’s maximum speed was limited to 128 knots at an altitude of […]

Retrofit parachutes now available for CubCrafters

By General Aviation News Staff · November 22, 2016 ·

YAKIMA, Wash. — Now available for the existing fleet of CubCrafters airplanes are new airframe parachute systems. In May 2016, the company introduced systems for new production Carbon Cubs. Now, retrofit parachutes may be installed at CubCrafters and at select Authorized Service Centers. The airframe parachute systems were developed in partnership with BRS Aerospace. “The extraordinarily slow stall speed, […]

Taiwan company takes over CT line from Flight Design

By General Aviation News Staff · November 20, 2016 ·

Taiwan-based AeroJones Aviation is in the final stages of acquiring all assets and technological rights to the CT series light-sport aircraft and C4 project from Flight Design. Earlier, AeroJones pursued agreements with Germany’s Flight Design company to establish an aircraft production line to produce the CTLS, a primarily carbon fiber two-seater, equipped with a standard airframe […]

Pilot Report: Diamond DA62

By Tom Snow · November 13, 2016 ·

Personally speaking, the DA62 would work well for our company and having seven seats available would allow me to carry all six of my grandchildren.

Washington aircraft registration late fees take off in 2017

By General Aviation News Staff · November 8, 2016 ·

Washington aircraft owners are advised to mark their calendars – aircraft registrations are coming due in January. For those who file late, changes are on the horizon to restructure state aircraft registration penalties to create “a more efficient and user-friendly process for customers,” according to state aviation officials. On July 1, a new law went into effect […]

ICON Aircraft opens Tampa Flight Center

By General Aviation News Staff · November 5, 2016 ·

ICON Aircraft, maker of the ICON A5 Light Sport Aircraft, has officially opened its ICON Flight Center (IFC) at Tampa’s Peter O. Knight Airport. IFC Tampa joins ICON’s existing IFC in Northern California and will serve as an East Coast hub where A5 deposit holders and the general public can complete flight training and rent […]

Cirrus Vision Jet certified

By General Aviation News Staff · November 1, 2016 ·

The Cirrus Vision Jet has achieved FAA certification, paving the way for customer deliveries this year. The Vision Jet — called a single-engine Personal Jet by Cirrus Aircraft officials — can accommodate up to five adults and two children. It features the proprietary Cirrus Perspective Touch by Garmin flight deck and is approved for Flight Into Known Ice […]

Piper M350 Certified by EASA

By General Aviation News Staff · October 31, 2016 ·

VERO BEACH, Florida —The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has awarded Piper Aircraft the validated type certificate for the Piper M350, paving the way for the aircraft to enter service in Europe. “The Piper M350 is the only current production pressurized piston-engine aircraft now on the market, making type certification by EASA an important achievement,” […]

As cute as a bug: The Stits Flut-R-Bug

By Sparky Barnes · October 23, 2016 ·

There doesn’t seem to be a great number of Stits Flut-R-Bugs flitting about the skies today, but one did join the field of flying machines this past Labor Day at the Antique Airplane Association fly-in at Blakesburg, Iowa. At age 85, owner/builder John Banes of Fairfax, Iowa, no longer flies, so his private pilot/homebuilder son, […]

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