FAA's Mosaic Rule Spurs Electric Light Aircraft Launch

four-seat Cosmic One

The four-seat Cosmic One features embedded electric propulsion using six ducted fans in the wing.

Credit: Cosmic Aerospace
Originally founded in 2021 to develop an electric regional aircraft, Cosmic Aerospace has unveiled plans to produce a four-seat light aircraft using its novel embedded electric propulsion system. Based in Centennial, Colorado, Cosmic plans to certify its Cosmic One under the FAA's new Part 22 rule...
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