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Pilot lands Fixed Wing Carbon Cub airplane on a 78-foot diameter helipad located on top of the 56-story building. DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — (3/14/22) — CubCrafters, in collaboration with Red… Read more »
Features the theme of Historical Ingenuity! CubCrafters 2023 calendar is ready to ship! Like always, it’s free to our customers, our fans, or even just any general aviation enthusiast that… Read more »
Acquisition Encompasses Design and Manufacturing Assets, Unique Patents, and Intellectual Property YAKIMA, Wash. — (December 21, 2022) — CubCrafters, the leading designer and manufacturer of Part 23 Certified, Light-Sport, and… Read more »
CubCrafters to Build New Aircraft for US Department of Agriculture YAKIMA, Wash. — (December 06, 2022) — CubCrafters, the leading designer and manufacturer of Light-Sport, Experimental, and Part 23 Certified… Read more »
Company Moves Forward with Public Offering YAKIMA, Washington (November 15, 2022) — CubCrafters, the leading designer and manufacturer of Light-Sport, Experimental, and Part 23 Certified backcountry aircraft, announces today it… Read more »
Company Reports Better Performance in a New Lightweight Package YAKIMA, WA — August 10, 2022 — First introduced in 2009, the original Carbon Cub had a power to weight ratio… Read more »
YAKIMA, WA — July 25, 2022 — CubCrafters, the leading designer and manufacturer of Light-Sport, Experimental, and Part 23 Certified backcountry aircraft, announced today that for the first time in… Read more »
CubCrafters is the largest OEM of modern backcountry capable “bush” aircraft in production today. Most of the aircraft we build are equipped with large, low-pressure “Tundra” tires for landing… Read more »
Jim Richmond at Mile High airstrip in the Idaho wilderness with several new NX Cubs in 2020 Yakima, Washington – November 22, 2021: It is with heavy hearts that we… Read more »
Brad Damm works for CubCrafters and flew the 215 HP amphibious XCub in the above video. After the video was made, he handed the aircraft off to Wes Valpey,… Read more »
