Two Fatally Injured When Weight-Shift-Control Aircraft Went Down In The Ocean In February, 2011 The NTSB has released a probable cause report relating to an accident which occurred in February of last year in Hanapepe, HI. Two people were fatally injured when the AirBorne WindSport Edge XT-912-L they were flying went down in the ocean and sank.

Feds Say They Can't Find Where The LSAs Are Built... Using Google Earth

ANN E-I-C Note: The almighty FAA seems bound and determined to kill sport aviation and the LSA movement via the death of a thousand cuts... and the recent news that one of the most innovative and promising manufacturers of Light Sport Aircraft is being stymied by FAA foolishness only goes to prove that this is an agency whose mission is widely off the mark. We have calls into the FAA on this but based on what we know so far, the FAA's treatment of Pipistrel (and assumedly, others) is yet another bit of proof that today's FAA is not part of the solution... but part of the problem. Worse; the rationale behind the FAA's inability or unwillingness to do their jobs and register these aircraft has