This newsletter from the Colorado Pilots Association (CPA) provides an overview of upcoming events, including flying courses, social gatherings, and meetings, while also summarizing recent CPA fly-ins to various locations. A significant portion addresses the FAA's new MOSAIC rule, explaining its potential impact on Light Sport Aircraft definitions, pilot certification, and maintenance practices. The issue also includes an article about the successful Hot Springs Fly-in, highlighting the importance of community engagement in organizing events, and features details for the Challenge Air Denver Fly Day, seeking pilot and ground support volunteers to offer flight experiences for children with special needs.

The FAA’s MOSAIC final rule is reshaping the skies—removing weight limits, adding four-seat LSAs, and embracing electric propulsion and retractable gear. In this episode, we break down what it all means for pilots, manufacturers, and the future of general aviation. Whether you’re a sport pilot or an industry insider, this is the rulemaking you can’t afford to ignore.

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This collection of excerpts from "CPA_Flight_Lines_July_2025.pdf" presents a newsletter for the Colorado Pilots Association, dated July 2025. It offers a diverse overview of activities and information relevant to pilots, including a "President's Corner" discussing potential FAA rule changes for light sport aircraft and calls for volunteers for the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2025. The document highlights upcoming and past fly-in events, detailing itineraries for trips to Alamogordo, New Mexico; Nucla, Colorado; and Hutchinson, Kansas, along with recaps of previous excursions to Durango, Colorado, and Hot Springs, South Dakota, and Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Additionally, it provides a calendar of July 2025 aviation events and information on a mountain flying course and a new opt-in membership directory.

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This collection of excerpts from "CPA_Flight_Lines_June_2025.pdf" offers a comprehensive look into the Colorado Pilots Association (CPA) and general aviation activities in Colorado. The document highlights upcoming aviation events and educational courses for June 2025, such as fly-ins, airport board meetings, and a mountain flying course. A significant portion addresses the President's concern over increasing landing fees at airports, which could negatively impact general aviation, and details the CPA's efforts to combat this trend. Additionally, the excerpts announce the 2025 scholarship winners, detail CPA member activities like tours of the Denver ARTCC and NOAA, and feature an airplane for sale in the classifieds section. Finally, the document also includes a summary of the Colorado Aeronautical Board's approval of $4.5 million in state airport funding for infrastructure projects, demonstrating broader support for the aviation community.

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This source, a publication titled "CPA Flight Lines" from May 2025, provides insights into the Colorado Pilots Association. Readers can find a President's Corner message, information on upcoming aviation events in Colorado and beyond, and a look back at past activities. The publication also includes details about a new opt-in membership directory, a newsletter podcast, advocacy regarding ADS-B data for landing fees, and features on local airpark news and aircraft painting. Additionally, it highlights recent student outreach initiatives and includes classifieds for aircraft.

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The FAA issued a Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin (SAIB) in March 2025 regarding unleaded fuel use in piston-engine aircraft. This bulletin informs aviation stakeholders about a voluntary reporting system for any service difficulties or maintenance issues encountered when using unleaded fuel as an alternative to other fuels. The FAA initiated the EAGLE initiative in 2022 to transition to lead-free aviation gasoline and seeks data to understand the impacts of unleaded fuel on the existing fleet. While no unsafe condition warranting mandatory action has been identified, the FAA encourages detailed reports, including aircraft and engine information, fuel specifics, and issue descriptions, to aid in effective safety oversight during this transition.

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This Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) notice proposes significant changes to the regulations governing light-sport aircraft, aiming to modernize their certification, operation, and maintenance. The proposal seeks to expand the types of aircraft that can qualify as light-sport, including rotorcraft and powered-lift, and to increase the privileges of sport pilots, potentially allowing them to operate four-seat airplanes under certain limitations and receive endorsements for night flying. The FAA also outlines new performance-based airworthiness standards for these aircraft, focusing on safety enhancements and increased capabilities, and introduces noise certification requirements for aircraft not conforming to a type certificate. Furthermore, the rule addresses experimental aircraft, including codifying operating limitations for space support vehicle flights and revising rules for market surveys and operations over populated areas. Finally, it details changes to repairman certification and maintenance requirements for light-sport aircraft, emphasizing alignment with broader aviation standards.

The April 2025 issue of CPA Flight Lines provides Colorado Pilots Association members with important updates and information. It details the completion of a searchable archive of past newsletters and the launch of an AI-generated audio podcast version. The newsletter also includes safety articles on density altitude and best glide speed, discusses membership engagement in fly-in events, and offers guidance on pilot fitness. Furthermore, it announces various aviation events and fly-ins across Colorado and neighboring states, along with a classified ad for an aircraft sale and relevant association news.

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The January 2025 issue of CPA Flight Lines covers various topics relevant to Colorado pilots. It announces a search for new leadership for the Colorado Pilots Association, as the current president and anticipated successor are stepping down. The newsletter also details upcoming aviation events in Colorado, including fly-in planning meetings, conferences, and board meetings. Furthermore, it introduces new members of the Colorado Aeronautical Board and explains recent updates to the FAA's ADS-B privacy program. Finally, the publication promotes the CPA's 2025 scholarship programand includes articles reflecting on a fatal accident and the process of aircraft painting.

The March 2025 issue of CPA Flight Lines provides updates and information for Colorado pilots. It includes a message from the president discussing the Activities committee and the history of the Colorado Department of Transportation's Division of Aeronautics. The newsletter also highlights important airspace changes around Centennial and Buckley airports and announces the 36th annual Women in Aviation International Conference in Denver. Furthermore, it details the CPA's 2025 scholarship program, lists upcoming aviation events, and previews several future fly-in destinations and activities for members.