Vashon Aircraft has introduced the Ranger Grand Teton, a new flagship model specifically designed to maximize the FAA’s new MOSAIC regulations.
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The Twin Finds Its Moment
The twin-engine Jabiru J432 has officially arrived in the United States following its successful debut at EAA AirVenture. Thanks to the expanded MOSAIC regulations, this four-seat airplane is finally available to American pilots as a factory-built Light Sport Aircraft or a homebuilt kit.
Zenith Introduces Super Cruzer
Zenith Aircraft Company has unveiled the new CH 750 Super Cruzer at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026. The new aircraft blends the payload capacity of the Super Duty with the speed of the Cruzer.
Pipistrel Voyager Debuts at Oshkosh 2026
Textron affiliate Pipistrel unveiled the new Voyager at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026. This two-seat training aircraft features IFR capabilities, intentional spin certification, and Garmin avionics.
FAA Acceptance of ASTM Standards Clears Path for MOSAIC
The FAA has officially accepted ASTM consensus standards for light-sport aircraft, completing the final requirement for the new MOSAIC rule taking effect this July.
Electric Aircraft Symposium Returns to Oshkosh
The 20th Annual Electric Aircraft Symposium returns to Oshkosh this July, bringing together more than 50 industry leaders to discuss the future of advanced air mobility.
MOSAIC Brings Big Changes to Aircraft Maintenance
The FAA’s new MOSAIC rules are transforming general aviation by expanding privileges for Light-Sport Repairmen. Discover how these sweeping changes create affordable, fast-tracked career pathways into aircraft maintenance, allowing aviation enthusiasts to turn their passion into a highly rewarding profession.
MOSAIC Regulations: How the Aviation Sausage Is Made
Discover how industry volunteers are shaping the future of light aircraft under the FAA’s MOSAIC rules, filling critical gaps.
MOSAIC Simplified
MOSAIC has brought general aviation a remarkable gift: Fewer limitations, enhanced privileges, and a far wider selection of aircraft for pilots to choose from. But many in the GA community don’t understand the new rule and how it applies to them.