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SilverLight Aviation expands engineering consultancy offering to include compliance for FAA’s MOSAIC final rule

30/09/2025

Press releaseIssued by SilverLight Aviation.

SilverLight Aviation announced today the expansion of their aviation engineering consultancy offering to include MOSIAC compliance. This comes after years of successful engineering consultancy resulting in streamlined operations, quality assurance processes, ASTM compliance, and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) airworthiness certification for a variety of aviation companies manufacturing light aircraft.

“MOSAIC brings exciting changes to pilots and manufacturers. From factory-built gyroplanes to faster 2 and 4-seat airplanes to twin-engine airplanes, everyone stands to benefit from reduced cost of compliance and greater capability,” said Abid Farooqui, President and Founder of SilverLight Aviation. “SilverLight Aviation has helped many light aircraft manufacturers reach compliance and pass audits with the FAA team. Building upon that experience, we’re ready to consult and guide aircraft manufacturers to achieve their MOSAIC goals, take advantage of this upcoming rule change by the FAA, and achieve their business goals in the light aircraft market.”

The Modernization of Special Airworthiness Certification (MOSAIC) is a final rule from the FAA that will create a significant expansion of the Light-Sport Aircraft (LSA) category as well as Sport Pilot privileges.

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