EASA delivered to AURA AERO “Flight Conditions”, prequel to the first flight of INTEGRAL S, the second aircraft of the INTEGRAL family. Thanks to this document, the French Civil Aviation Authority can now deliver the authorization for this new aircraft to begin its flight test campaign in the coming weeks, at the end of which it will obtain its CS-23 certification. The second INTEGRAL R will join flight tests this spring.
Jérémy CAUSSADE, co-founder, President and Chief Engineer of AURA AERO, commented: « The entire AURA AERO team is very proud today to reach a new milestone in the INTEGRAL adventure. We are eager to see this new plane take off. The INTEGRAL family is already a great success, with over 400 orders or letters of intent. Let’s decarbonize light aviation! ».
The INTEGRAL family is a family of new generation two-seater aircraft with an aerobatics capacity, available in 3 versions: INTEGRAL R (taildragger landing gear, thermal engine), INTEGRAL S (tricycle landing gear, thermal engine) and INTEGRAL E (taildragger or tricycle landing gear, electric engine).

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