Modern aircraft
More practical cabins, useful load, durability and performance without relying on one arbitrary weight limit.
A Canadian aviation initiative
A modern light-aircraft framework for Canada.
Safer aircraft. More affordable flight training. Stronger Canadian manufacturing. A practical path inspired by MOSAIC and adapted to Canadian conditions.
The opportunity
Modern regulation for modern aircraft
Aircraft technology has advanced rapidly. Regulation should allow safe innovation while preserving the high standards expected by Canadian pilots and the public.
Safety technology
Better access to modern avionics, improved structures, visibility, propulsion and occupant protection.
Affordable training
New aircraft choices that can help flight schools renew aging fleets and manage operating costs.
Canadian innovation
A more practical pathway for manufacturers, suppliers, maintainers and aviation entrepreneurs.
Why this matters
Canada has its own aviation realities
- Flight schools need access to newer and more efficient aircraft.
- Remote and northern regions depend on practical aviation solutions.
- Canadian companies compete in a rapidly changing international market.
- New propulsion, avionics and manufacturing methods need workable pathways.
Canada should not simply copy the American rule. Canada should develop a Canadian framework informed by MOSAIC, but designed for Canadian operations, licensing, maintenance and airworthiness.LSA 2.0 Canada guiding principle
Measured, not rushed
A five-stage Canadian pathway
01
National working group
02
Standards and data review
03
Canadian trial program
04–05
Interim path and final framework
Help shape the discussion.
Pilots, instructors, schools, manufacturers, maintainers and aviation organizations are invited to participate.