Rotorway Documentation

Independent archive · Est. 2023

Keeping Rotorway helicopters airworthy

Rotorway’s builder portal went offline, taking the build plans and airworthiness directives with it. This archive holds a copy so owner-builders can keep their ships flying safely.

  • 353Documents
  • 86Bulletins & AD
  • 3Airframes

Build plans and manuals

Start with your airframe
116files

A600 Talon

Build plans, assembly discs and factory documentation for the Talon.

Open library → 68files

Exec 162F

Construction and service documentation for the 162F airframe.

Open library → 63files

Exec 90

Plans and manuals for the Exec 90, the longest-serving airframe.

Open library →

By system

Powerplant, panel and aftermarket
8EnginesRH600, RI162, RI162F, Rotax 4Instrument panelGauges and wiring 6ModificationsPro Drive and others

Service bulletins & airworthiness directives

Searchable and filterable by airframe. Mandatory bulletins are airworthiness items — check them against your serial numbers.

30Mandatory
49Advisory
7Letters
Browse bulletins

About this archive

Rotorway — later RotorX — built kit helicopters that owners assembled themselves. As of October 2023 the company’s builder portal is down, and there is no official route to build plans or airworthiness directives.

Everything here was gathered from builders and public sources, and is kept online so the fleet stays maintainable. There is also a short history of the company.

Missing something?

If you hold documents this archive doesn’t, they are wanted — particularly anything for the Exec 90 and early airframes.

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