
United States · Aviation & aerospace startup
ICON Aircraft, Inc. is an American aerospace company focused on designing and manufacturing light-sport aircraft (LSA).
Funding reportedLast round: Series E
ICON Aircraft, Inc. is an American aerospace company focused on designing and manufacturing light-sport aircraft (LSA).
Founded in 2006 by Kirk Hawkins and Steen Strand, the company is headquartered in Vacaville, California. ICON Aircraft aims to make personal flight accessible to a broader audience, promoting the joy and adventure of flying. The flagship product, the ICON A5, is an amphibious light-sport aircraft known for its spin-resistant design and foldable wings, allowing for easy storage and transport. The A5 can accommodate two people and features a maximum speed of around 125 mph and a range of approximately 300 nautical miles. ICON Aircraft also offers flight training services tailored to the A5's unique capabilities and maintains a retail store for aviation-related gear and accessories. With a focus on the recreational aviation market, ICON Aircraft targets adventure seekers and hobbyists who aspire to experience the freedom of flight. The company has built a global community of aviation enthusiasts, fostering connections among owners and pilots.
Funding, as reported
From ICON Aircraft's own website and the SEC filings it signed: 8 on the team.
On the board, as filediAlex YuDu YangFan XiaoyingGuangdong ChengLinden BlueLiu DanXudong Zhu
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Known for
seaplane pilot trainingaircraft certification standardsconsumersamphibious aircraftcomposite manufacturingflight experienceaction sportsflight educationrotax enginemanufacturinglightweight aircraftflight training organizationwater runway operationsportable aircraftadventure flyinggarmin avionics
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