MOSAIC and the New Light-Sport Aircraft Market
A manufacturer's guide to certification, compliance, and commercial strategy under 14 CFR Part 22.
Built for teams deciding whether to enter the U.S. market, which aircraft configuration to pursue, and what evidence, budget, and schedule the program will require.
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Inside the report
From final rule to executable program
Free FAA material explains the rule. This guide does the work between the rule and a program decision: it reconciles the aircraft and pilot eligibility limits, maps the self-declaration pathway, identifies where foreign designs can become stranded, and turns the result into budgets and actions.
Verified MOSAIC and 14 CFR Part 22 requirements, separated from unresolved questions
Seven-step certification pathway with European evidence-reuse guidance
$325k-$1.26m modeled program-cost range with assumptions and contingency
Six decision tables covering requirements, risks, costs, pathways, and scenarios
First-mover analysis across Flight Design, Van's, Tecnam, Bristell, and Pipistrel
90-day and 12-month action plans tied to four external regulatory milestones
Built for decisions
Who should read it
Who it is not for
Teams looking for legal, regulatory, investment, or aircraft-specific engineering advice
Programs that need a substitute for current FAA material or direct authority coordination
Readers seeking a generic summary without program-cost, evidence, or schedule decisions
Regulatory and market information is current as of June 9, 2026, with open milestones identified for continued monitoring.
Endeavor Elements publication · EE-WP-2026-01
Build your MOSAIC strategy from the verified record.
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For informational purposes only. Not legal, regulatory, investment, or engineering advice.