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Kestrel enters general-aviation fray
A NEW US light-aircraft manufacturer has emerged with the 19 November first flight of the Kestrel KL-1A. Based in Norman, Oklahoma, Kestrel Aircraft was founded in 1991 by former Cessna international sales manager Dr Donald Stroud, to develop a line of four- and six-seat piston-single utility aircraft.
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