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Very Light Aircraft: Revitalization through Certification

Published 2016-06-06 From Langley Research Center 1 author

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Abstract

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As the future of the general aviation industry seems to be improving, a cultural paradigm shift may be imminent with the implementation of an advanced, revolutionary transportation system within the United States. By observing the support of government and industry for this idea, near and long term effects must be addressed if this change is going to occur. The high certification costs associated with general aviation aircraft must be reduced without compromising safety if a new transportation system is to be developed in the future. With the advent of new, streamlined rules recently issued for the certification of small aircraft, it seems as though new opportunities are now available to the general aviation industry. Not only will immediate benefits be realized with increased sales of certified small aircraft, but there would now be a way of introducing the advanced concepts of future aircraft at varying degrees of technology and cost as options to the customer.

Author

  • Zyskowski, Michael K. Kansas Univ.

Citation: Zyskowski, Michael K. (2016). Very Light Aircraft: Revitalization through Certification. Langley Research Center. NASA NTRS ID 19970003131. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19970003131 ↗