Piper’s new training aircraft, the Pilot 100i, has received type certification from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). It’s Piper’s entry-level model with a base … Read more
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EASA polishes Piper’s M600SLS HALO
Piper Aircraft has won approval from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) for its M600SLS HALO automatic emergency landing system. “European certification is a key … Read more
UK pilots urged to take part in Euro GA survey
British pilots are being encouraged to take part in the 2021 European General Aviation Survey, which launched this week and runs until 30 April. The … Read more
uAvionix AV-30-C STC approved by EASA
European pilots, including in the UK, can now install the uAvionix AV-30-C Electronic Flight Instrument System. The EFIS has been granted an EASA Supplemental Type … Read more
AeroMobil completes flight tests en route to EASA certification
+VIDEO The AeroMobil flying car has successfully completed a series of flight tests as part of its EASA certification programme. The Slovakian company expects to … Read more
PAL-V agrees flying car certification with EASA
The company behind the PAL-V flying car has agreed the full certification basis with the European Aviation Safety Agency after more than ten years of … Read more
CAA and EASA to issue own AD for Piper wing spars
The UK CAA and EASA have decided NOT to adopt the FAA’s final wing spar Airworthiness Directive affecting wing spars on some Piper PA-28 models. … Read more
Bell delivers first 505 NXi in Europe
Since the Bell 505 Jet Ranger X went on sale shortly after certification in 2017, more than 300 have been delivered and are operating in … Read more
Flight Design receives EASA certification for CTLS models
German manufacturer Flight Design’s two CTLS light sport aircraft have been fully certified by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) meaning they can now be … Read more
UK aviation leaves EASA at end of Brexit transition
From 1 January 2021, aviation in the UK will be regulated by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) rather than the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). … Read more