Glasair Aviation’s Merlin LSA Pilot Review by Dan Johnson
Dan Johnson reviews the Merlin LSA at Sun 'n Fun 2017 in this video report.
New and experienced pilots will enjoy Merlin's stable, easy handling...
BRS System Available for GlaStar & Sportsman
Through the efforts of GAOA member Chris Bowles, an engineered package system using off the shelf BRS components in a soft pack is available...
Glasair Aviation Announces New LSA and a Diesel Sportsman
Glasair Aviation’s booth at Sun n’ Fun 2014 in Lakeland, Florida was a busy place. The company announced a new Light Sport aircraft named...
Glasair tweaks Merlin design after LSA certificate
One month after gaining light sport aircraft (LSA) certification, Glasair Aviation is tweaking the design of the two-seat Merlin flight trainer to reduce weight...
Merlin LSA Takes First Flight
Arlington, WA - After months of careful preparation, Glasair Aviation's new light sport aircraft, Merlin, took its first flight through the skies above Arlington...
Another airplane manufacturer takes wing in Washington’s skies
By Dominic Gates, Seattle Times aerospace reporter.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) recently certified a composite airplane built in Washington state, just a year after its first...
Common Questions and Answers About the GlaStar
Q. Why metal wings from a company with so much experience with composites?
A. The design objective's drove this decision, primarily the low-cost objective, composite's...
Glasair Owners Joining GlaStar and Sportsman Owners
The GlaStar & Sportsman Association and Glasair.org are merging into one organization with a single website!
To reflect the aircraft our members are building and...
HID Xenon Landing Light Technology
Written by Dan Blumel – “XeVision” Reliable Sales
HID Xenon (metal halide) lamps utilize an electrical arc rather than a filament to generate a much brighter...
Association Update
In January 2014, the Glasair.org website which catered to builders of the low-wing Glasairs went permanently off-line. Bruce Gray, who ran it, had been...