were built; certification was to 95% completed, when the banks forced the company into bankruptcy. Contrary to standard rules in Germany, which do not permit pilot’s education in an aircraft with only preliminary certification, the My-103 was permitted to be used in flight schools. Currently, two samples of the MY-103 "Mistral" are flying in Germany, registered as D-ETMY and D-ENMY. There is a new development of the MY-103: an updated version with new avionics being developed by Aero Integration & Manufacturing (AIMING). This company launched the program in July 2013 with the introduction of the new version. First aircraft, bearing the original Mylius construction number S002 and Colombian registration HK-4995G is being flight tested in Colombia, having flown for the first time on July 16, 2014. Aircraft Mylius My-102 Tornado Mylius My-103 Mistral Mylius My-104 References External links https://sites.google.com/aiming.aero/mylius/my-103 Aerospace companies of Germany