EASA Lists Solo Aircraft Engines Solo 2625 Series Engines Under Reference EASA.E.218
Why It MattersA reference number in the EASA register is how engine type approvals are tracked, so a new entry shows the regulator's engine listings still expand to cover additional small powerplant designs.
What happened
EASA has listed the Solo 2625 series engines from Solo Aircraft Engines under the reference EASA.E.218. The listing was published on 11 November 2026 and appears in the Policy category of EASA's website.
The item identifies the engine family as the Solo 2625 series and the manufacturer as Solo Aircraft Engines, and it assigns the reference EASA.E.218 to the series.
Industry impact & what to watch
Engine references of the EASA.E type are the identifiers under which the agency tracks individual engine designs, so a listing under EASA.E.218 places the Solo 2625 series in that register alongside other powerplants. For airframe builders, maintenance organisations and owners, a reference of this kind is the handle used when documentation, approvals and continued-airworthiness records refer to a specific engine family.
The next detail to look for is the underlying EASA document attached to EASA.E.218, which is where the technical basis and any conditions on the Solo 2625 series would be set out.
