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Airborne Affordable Flyers 09.06.24: MOSAIC AWOL, Aeropilot L600, Shark Attack!

Also: Lakeland's Affordable Flyer Expo, Introducing The Dingo, Gyro Technic, Zenith Gathering

ANN is enjoying the comradery, hospitality and cool vibes at the MidWest Sport Aviation Expo... but we’re also getting hit with one question... time after time. 

What the #$%^& is going on with MOSAIC? Over a year past what was expected, the FAA has a number of excuses for the delays seen since the NPRM dropped last year... and at Oshkosh this year, we castigated the FAA for a continued delay that now looks at NEXT Oshkosh in 2024 as a more likely completion date. From just a slight distance, it looks vaguely like a somewhat shrunken Skylane... but get a little closer and this Cessna look-a-like has an appeal all to itself... especially when you get on board. The L600 is a composite high winged, strut braced tri-gear two seater employing Rotax power for the necessary flight festivities. We’ve been looking for the chance to get up close and personal with the Shark for a while but always got sideways with other projects... but this week, Jim is scheduled to complete a flight test. The low-wing, pretty much all composite, retractable trike geared, tandem seated, mini-missile claims a top cruise speed of 157 kts, a dirty stall of 35 kts, and a max climb rate of nearly 1500 FPM. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne!!!

Airborne Affordable Flyers 09.06.24 is chock full of sport aviation info in this Special Episode, Friday, September 6th, 2024... Presented by Aero-TV veteran videographer and Airborne Host Holland Lee. Holland is supported by ANN Chief Videographer Nathan Cremisino, as well as ANN CEO/Editor-In-Chief Jim Campbell. This episode covers:

  • Where The Heck Is MOSAIC?
  • AeroPilot L600 Mimics The Skylane’s Looks
  • Shark Attacks MWSAE 24
  • Official Date Confirmed For Lakeland's Affordable Flyer Expo  
  • Bluff City Introduces The Dingo
  • Gyro Technic--Rotary Artistry
  • Zenith Gears Up for Upcoming Fly-In Event

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