Light Aircraft Association

Do we ever think the LAA will take on kit helicopters as the EAA does in the USA

Hi Rob, This is where the EAA USA covers ultralights to ex-military aircraft under one body on a permit basis. I built my rotorway Exec 90 in 1995 and have trouble each year renewing my permit as I have to get a helicopter engineer, a test pilot and a CAA engineer to sign it off, this has proved to ...

Thank you for your reply, I just can not under stand why the LLA does not employ a helicopter engineer as there is a lot of kits on the market, that have got track records ie mini 500 , safari baby bells , angle helicopters and the rotorwayexec , 90, 162F , and the new talon. as a PFA/LAA member for...

Hello isn"t it about time the LAA took on board kit built helicopters ,like they have gyro-planes ???????