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AOPA Air Safety Institute Celebrates 75 Years

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Seventy-five years ago, on November 10, 1950, the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association’s Air Safety Institute (ASI) began life as the AOPA Foundation. Over...

WAI Announces the 2026 Pioneer Hall of Fame Inductees

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  Ceremony and Celebration in Dallas on Friday, March 20, 2026 Women in Aviation International (WAI) has selected the 2026 inductees for its international Pioneer Hall...

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Personal Sport Aviation Comes of Age.

Aircraft Builders Reap Benefit from MOSAIC Rules

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New FAA regulations unlock additional utility for popular kit designs The homebuilt aviation community welcomed a significant milestone on October 22 when the FAA's MOSAIC...

Trig Avionics Launches TT23 Transponder Line

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Smaller, Lighter, GPS, ADS-B Out, Certified. New unit offers optional integrated GPS, providing a simple, certified solution for global ADS-B compliance. Trig Avionics announced the debut...

Sandpoint, Idaho HS Students Achieve FAA Airworthiness Certification for Kit Aircraft

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North Idaho Student Kit Plane Gets FAA Approval The North Idaho High School Aerospace Program (ACES) reached a significant goal on October 4, 2025, when...

VoltAero Enters Financial Restructuring After Investor Withdraws Funding

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French hybrid-electric aircraft manufacturer VoltAero initiated formal insolvency proceedings on October 7, 2025, at the commercial court in La Rochelle, after approximately $5.8 million...

Skyfly Axe SN001 Awarded FAA Experimental Status

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eVTOL Skyfly Axe Gets FAA Experimental Nod in U.S. Skyfly Technologies, a UK-based innovator in electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, has made a significant...

A Rare Chance For Kit Builders

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Murphy Rebel Kit Auction The auction of a near-complete Murphy Rebel kit presents a unique opportunity for homebuilt aircraft enthusiasts and marks an interesting development...

Thorp S-18 Under New Ownership

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A Classic Gets New Life and Full-Kit Production October 2025 marks a revival for one of experimental aviation's true classics—the Thorp S-18—under new ownership and...

SilverLight Aviation Recon Kit

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Backcountry Capability Meets Builder-Friendly Design SilverLight Aviation is setting the homebuilt market abuzz with its Recon Airplane kit, launched nationally at Sun ’n Fun last...

ScaleBirds P-36 Hawk

ScaleBirds, a newcomer to the kit manufacturing scene, chose to start their line of replica fighters with one of the first all-metal U.S. military pursuit ships of WW-II—the P-36.

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