by AOPA | Aug 17, 2022 | Press, Publications
Comp Air’s CA6.2 is a carbon composite, high-wing, experimental sport utility kit aircraft, that is expected to boast a 2,000-pound useful load. Comp Air Aviation, the Florida manufacturer of high-performance, utility, experimental aircraft debuted the newest addition...
by Flying Magazine | Aug 3, 2022 | Publications
Carbon composite kitplane has room for six.By Meg Godlewski Comp Air 6.2 on Floats, Artist Rendering[/caption] “The next generation of experimental sport utility.” That’s how the folks at Comp Air Aviation describe the Comp Air 6.2 high-wing speedster. The prototype...
by Comp Air | May 31, 2022 | Blog
Follows Follow 0 Followers Follow 0 Followers Follow 0 Followers How we created the fuselage mold for the Comp Air 6.2. We spend many hours sanding, painting, waxing, finishing and laminating in order to create a high quality mold to produce our parts....
by Kitplanes | May 19, 2022 | Publications
Comp Air’s Michael Ryan and Ron Lueck discuss the new Comp Air 6.2 six-place, high wing kitbuilt to make its formal debut at AirVenture in 2022. A large, comfortable airplane, the 6.2 (perhaps not its final name) will start with piston power but could grow into...
by Aero-News Network | May 3, 2022 | Publications
CompAir Debuts The Beginnings Of Its Newest Six-Seat Single-Engine Piston Aircraft CompAir Enterprises’ President, Ron Lueck, discussed their newest aircraft, the CompAir6.2 that is, in his words “the quintessential family airplane.” This is a brand-new design, a...
by Comp Air | Jan 20, 2018 | Blog
COMP AIR AVIATION & NIMBUS TOKEN ANNOUNCE $100 MILLION CRYPTOCURRENCY DEAL January 20, 2018 – NIMBUS TOKEN, LLC, today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Comp Air Aviation of Titusville, FL to manage cryptocurrency funding for their development...
by Bill Fedorko | Jan 19, 2017 | Press Releases
The Nigerian air force has signed a memorandum of understanding with Florida-based contractor Comp Air Aviation to develop light utility aircraft. Comp Air Aviation was selected from three U.S.-based aviation companies to develop the platform, referred to as the NAFSA...
