Pipistrel capitalized on Mosaic to help develop the Voyager trainer.
Credit: Ben Goldstein/Aviation Week
OSHKOSH, Wisconsin—Just one year after finalization, the FAA’s Mosaic rule is already changing how aircraft are developed, certified and brought to market. Interviews at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh with two very different companies—Textron’s Pipistrel and Israeli startup AIR—suggest that Mosaic is...
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