New aircraft and retrofit installations now available with Garmin’s revolutionary next-generation integrated flight display system YAKIMA, Washington – July 9, 2026 – CubCrafters today announced that Garmin’s new AXIS™ integrated flight… Read more »
A Revolutionary Turbine-Powered Backcountry Aircraft Designed for the MOSAIC Era CubCrafters Vice President Brad Damm flies the new Carbon Cub ULT over the pine-covered foothills of Washington’s Cascade Mountains during… Read more »
Ladd Klinglesmith standing with his Carbon Cub UL Demo Yakima, Washington — March 10, 2026 — CubCrafters, the world’s leading manufacturer of Light Sport, Experimental, and Part 23 Certified backcountry aircraft,… Read more »
Ray and Melisa Fowler put the “Adventure” in Adventure Flying New CubCrafters Dealers: Melisa and Ray Fowler after Ray’s last military flight in the F-35 (Photo by Jason Hess) Yakima,… Read more »
FULLY INTEGRATED WITH POPULAR GARMIN G3X AVIONICS PACKAGES, THE NEW IR CAMERA OPTION ALLOWS PILOTS TO SEE IN LOW LIGHT AND LOW VISIBILITY YAKIMA, WA — NOVEMBER 7, 2023 —… Read more »
June 25th, 2020, Yakima, WA – First announced last July, new CC393i powered XCubs are now starting to roll off the manufacturing line here at CubCrafters! The most powerful lightweight… Read more »
Go flying with CubCrafters VP of Sales & Marketing Brad Damm in a Carbon Cub FX-3 on Clamar composite amphibious floats on an iceberg filled glacial lake in Alaska…. Read more »
Go flying with CubCrafters VP of Sales & Marketing Brad Damm in a Carbon Cub FX-3 on Summit Aircraft Co. composite wheel skis in the Washington & Idaho backcountry…. Read more »
Jeremy Young, president of our exclusive authorized flight training partner, TacAero, has impressive experience in a huge range of aircraft, from vintage to hyper-modern. When we asked Jeremy for his… Read more »
Starting in early November 2017, CubCrafters’ Director of Sales, Brad Damm, embarked on a cross-country tour of continental USA in our first production Carbon Cub FX-3. After a West… Read more »