Pipistrel, an affiliate of Textron Aviation, introduced a new training aircraft, the Pipistrel Voyager, on opening day of EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026.
Purpose-built for pilot training, the two-seat Voyager is designed to align with anticipated Modernization of Special Airworthiness Certification (MOSAIC) regulations, according to company officials, who add that first deliveries are expected in 2027.
Capabilities include:
- Instrument flight rules (IFR) training capability
- Intentional spin certification for advanced instruction
- Mission flexibility across beginner through advanced phases
- Ballistic parachute
- Powered by a Rotax 912 ULS engine
- Garmin AXIS avionics
- 1,389 pound maximum takeoff weight
- 552 pound useful load
- Maximum range of 740 nm including IFR reserves.
“The Voyager is built to be a training workhorse. It gives flight schools the ability to expand capability while maintaining the efficiency, accessibility and reliability Pipistrel is known for,” said Chris Crow, vice president, Pipistrel Sales. “It also provides the owner/operator a modern, capable aircraft at an accessible price point.”
Anticipated price is €240,000 ($273,275 in U.S. dollars).
For more information: Pipistrel-Aircraft.com
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