Continental Aerospace Technologies has extended the warranty coverage of certified avgas engines, as well as those overhauled by Continental Services.
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EAA Breaks Ground on New Discovery Park
The Experimental Aircraft Association has broken ground on Discovery Park, a new aviation education campus at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh. Slated to open in 2027, this expanded space will host KidVenture, TeenVenture, and AeroEducate, providing a permanent home to inspire the next generation of aviators.
Vashon Aircraft Unveils the New Ranger Grand Teton
Vashon Aircraft has introduced the Ranger Grand Teton, a new flagship model specifically designed to maximize the FAA’s new MOSAIC regulations.
New Partnership Connects Students With Flight Scholarships
AviationStart and the Flight School Association International have formed a partnership to help aspiring pilots overcome their biggest hurdle: Finding the money to learn to fly. By connecting students with over $20 million in available scholarships, this collaboration ensures financial barriers won’t ground the next generation of aviation professionals.
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.
Volunteers Restore Monache Meadows Airstrip In High Sierras
After decades of neglect and unofficial closure, the Recreational Aviation Foundation has successfully restored California’s Monache Meadows airstrip. Thanks to 15 years of persistent volunteer efforts and Forest Service cooperation, this remote High Sierra destination is now safely open for backcountry pilots.