MOSAIC

The proposed aircraft targets multiengine training and personal flying under the FAA’s expanded MOSAIC framework.

Powrachute requests temporary certification relief while awaiting acceptance of a corrected ASTM standard.

Revised standards raise the minimum altitude for some maneuvers and bring testing requirements in line with MOSAIC.

New Nevada company is developing personal, aerobatic and optionally piloted tactical designs around a common electric PowerWing.

The company targets a 2028 prototype flight and deliveries beginning in 2029.

The two-seat aircraft has a 1,540-pound gross weight, IFR capability and Garmin AXIS avionics.

The Van’s-built aircraft will join a Tennessee flight school’s training fleet.

The ASTM standards establish compliance paths for four aircraft categories ahead of the July 24 certification changes.

The company says the new backcountry aircraft is being developed for sport pilot eligibility under MOSAIC.

New training program comes as MOSAIC begins expanding sport pilot opportunities.