The aircraft, serial number 998, has joined Zimex Aviation’s global fleet, supporting passenger, cargo, humanitarian, and remote logistics operations worldwide.

The delivery also marks a significant milestone for De Havilland Canada, as the first production Twin Otter Classic 300-G enters service. It is also a milestone for Zimex Aviation, which becomes the first EASA operator of the Twin Otter Classic 300-G.

Zimex Aviation, headquartered in Switzerland, has operated Twin Otter aircraft for more than five decades and continues to rely on the aircraft’s versatility and reliability to support customers in some of the world’s most challenging operating environments.

“Delivering the first production Twin Otter Classic 300-G to Zimex Aviation is an important achievement for De Havilland Canada and another chapter in a long-standing partnership,” said Ryan DeBrusk, Vice President, Sales and Marketing, De Havilland Canada. “Zimex has built an exceptional reputation operating Twin Otters around the world, and their continued confidence in the aircraft speaks to its enduring value. We are proud to support their mission with the latest evolution of the Twin Otter, combining proven capability with modern enhancements that will serve their operations for years to come.”

“We can confidently say that Twin Otter aircraft have been the backbone of our business for the last 56 years,” said Daniele Cereghetti, Chief Executive Officer of Zimex Aviation Ltd. “We are delighted to welcome this aircraft into our fleet and look forward to deploying it across our global operations. The Twin Otter remains an essential aircraft for the demanding missions we perform every day.”

The Twin Otter Classic 300-G features the Garmin G1000 integrated flight deck, a redesigned cabin interior, and enhanced operational efficiency while maintaining the rugged STOL performance and versatility that have made the aircraft a trusted choice for operators worldwide.

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De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited (De Havilland Canada) is a cornerstone of Canadian aerospace innovation, proudly designing, building, and supporting aircraft in Canada for the global market.

Built in Canada. Made for the world.

With more than 5,000 aircraft delivered worldwide, De Havilland Canada has earned a global reputation for rugged, reliable performance and exceptional customer support.

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The aircraft will support Ethiopian Airlines’ efforts to expand regional connectivity and provide access to remote communities, tourism destinations, and lake regions across Ethiopia and East Africa.

“We appreciate Ethiopian Airlines’ confidence in De Havilland Canada and the Twin Otter Classic 300-G,” said Ryan DeBrusk, Vice President, Sales and Marketing, De Havilland Canada “The Twin Otter’s proven reliability, versatility, and ability to operate in challenging environments make it well suited to the diverse missions Ethiopian Airlines will undertake across the region. We value the trust Ethiopian Airlines has placed in De Havilland Canada and look forward to supporting their continued growth and commitment to connecting communities throughout East Africa.”

The Twin Otter Classic 300-G combines the legendary aircraft’s proven short takeoff and landing (STOL) performance which offers a greater payload capability, with a modern Garmin G1000 integrated flight deck, new Lightweight Cabin Seats, enhanced electrical systems, and upgraded cockpit ergonomics. Building on decades of proven performance, the 300-G delivers greater operational efficiency and mission flexibility while retaining the rugged capabilities that enable operators to serve destinations where other aircraft cannot.

“The delivery of our first Twin Otter Classic 300-G is an important milestone in our regional growth strategy,” said Mesfin Tasew, Group Chief Executive Officer of Ethiopian Airlines. “This aircraft will enable us to better serve remote areas while supporting tourism, economic development, and essential air services throughout the region.”

The first delivery marks the beginning of Ethiopian Airlines’ Twin Otter Classic 300-G fleet expansion, with a second aircraft scheduled for delivery later in 2026.

About De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited

De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited (De Havilland Canada) is a cornerstone of Canadian aerospace innovation, proudly designing, building, and supporting aircraft in Canada for the global market.

Built in Canada. Made for the world.

With more than 5,000 aircraft delivered worldwide, De Havilland Canada has earned a global reputation for rugged, reliable performance and exceptional customer support. Our aircraft connect people and places—from remote communities to busy regional hubs—while supporting critical missions including aerial firefighting, search and rescue, medical evacuation, and surveillance.

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The order represents a significant endorsement of the DHC-515 program by a De Havilland Canada launch customer and reinforces France’s commitment to strengthening its wildfire response capabilities amid growing climate-driven wildfire risks across Europe and the Mediterranean region.

The announcement was made by Laurent Nuñez, Ministre de l’Intérieur, and Monique Barbut, Ministre de la Transition écologique, de la Biodiversité et des Négociations internationales sur le climat et la nature.

“France has been a valued partner in the DHC-515 program from the outset,” said Brian Chafe, CEO of De Havilland Canada. “This additional order reflects the confidence Sécurité Civile has in the aircraft and its ability to meet the demands of its aerial firefighting mission. We are honoured to continue supporting France as it modernizes its fleet.”

The DHC-515 is a purpose-built amphibious aerial firefighting aircraft in production. Building on the proven legacy of the Canadair waterbomber family, it features modern avionics, enhanced reliability, and improved operational efficiency to support demanding firefighting and emergency response missions.

The agreement also reflects the partnership between De Havilland Canada and the Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC), whose government-to-government contracting expertise has supported Canada’s aerospace export programs and facilitated international customer relationships.

With another active wildfire season underway, De Havilland Canada remains committed to delivering aircraft that will strengthen global wildfire response capabilities for decades to come.

About the DHC-515 Firefighter

The DHC-515 Firefighter is De Havilland Canada’s next-generation amphibious aerial firefighting aircraft. Building on the proven legacy of the Canadair waterbomber family, it combines modern avionics, enhanced maintainability, and mission-focused capabilities to provide a purpose-built solution for wildfire suppression and emergency response missions.

Built in Canada. Made for the world. 

With a fleet of more than 5,000 aircraft delivered to operators worldwide, De Havilland Canada has earned a global reputation for rugged, reliable performance and exceptional customer support. Our aircraft connect people and places—from the most remote communities to the busiest regional hubs—carrying millions of passengers and critical cargo every year. 

Built to operate in the toughest environments, De Havilland Canada aircraft are trusted for a wide range of missions, including aerial firefighting, search and rescue, medical evacuation, surveillance, and more. Our near-century-long legacy is driven by a passionate Canadian workforce dedicated to shaping the future of regional and missionized aviation. 

Discover more at: www.dehavilland.com

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The groundbreaking ceremony brought together leaders from De Havilland Canada alongside representatives from the Government of Canada, the Government of Alberta, and Wheatland County. The event also featured the arrival of multiple De Havilland Canada aircraft, underscoring the company’s legacy and future in Canadian aviation.  

“Today’s groundbreaking is about far more than a new facility — it is about building sovereign capability in Canadian aerospace, manufacturing, service support, and training,” said Brian Chafe, Chief Executive Officer, De Havilland Canada. “The potential of De Havilland Field is massive. We are 100% Canadian owned, with an 80% Canadian-based supply chain. If the government follows through on its commitments to buy Canadian, and to support and build sovereign capabilities, the possibilities of De Havilland Field are unparalleled. De Havilland is truly Canada’s aerospace company, and we are proud to be building in Alberta, with a company and supply chain across the country that will support a world-class aerospace hub for generations to come.” 

De Havilland Field will serve as the company’s home and create a purpose-built, state-of-the-art campus designed to support aircraft parts manufacturing, distribution and support for our customers and their fleets. The development represents one of the most significant investments in Canadian aerospace infrastructure in decades. 

Watch the brand new De Havilland Field video, debuted at today’s groundbreaking event here.

A Catalyst for Jobs and Economic Growth 

The De Havilland Field project is expected to generate substantial economic benefits for Alberta and Canada as a whole. The development will create thousands of high-quality jobs across skilled trades, engineering, manufacturing, and aviation services, both during construction and throughout ongoing operations. 

As De Havilland Canada continues to grow, the company is actively expanding its workforce and building long-term career opportunities for Canadians. De Havilland Field will anchor a thriving aerospace ecosystem, attracting suppliers, partners, and innovators to the region and creating sustained economic activity for decades to come. 

Anchoring Aerospace Jobs Across Canada 

The groundbreaking of De Havilland Field reflects a broader commitment to restoring and strengthening Canada’s aerospace industry. By investing in domestic manufacturing and infrastructure, De Havilland Canada is bringing critical aerospace jobs and expertise back to Canada, ensuring that Canadian aircraft are designed, built, and supported by Canadian workers. 

Located in Alberta, De Havilland Field will establish the province as a new centre of excellence in aerospace manufacturing. This strategic investment diversifies the regional economy while positioning Canada as a global leader in specialized aircraft production.

About De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 

De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited (De Havilland Canada) is a cornerstone of Canadian aerospace innovation, proudly designing, building, and supporting aircraft in Canada for the global market. Every aircraft we produce creates high-value jobs, strengthens our national aerospace industry, and contributes to a resilient and growing economy. 

Built in Canada. Made for the world. 

With a fleet of more than 5,000 aircraft delivered to operators worldwide, De Havilland Canada has earned a global reputation for rugged, reliable performance and exceptional customer support. Our aircraft connect people and places—from the most remote communities to the busiest regional hubs—carrying millions of passengers and critical cargo every year. 

Built to operate in the toughest environments, De Havilland Canada aircraft are trusted for a wide range of missions, including aerial firefighting, search and rescue, medical evacuation, surveillance, and more. Our near-century-long legacy is driven by a passionate Canadian workforce dedicated to shaping the future of regional and missionized aviation. 

Discover more at: www.dehavilland.com 

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The certification is the result of a highly collaborative effort between De Havilland Canada and its subsidiaries, Mid-Canada Mod Center (MC2) and Avionics Design Services (ADS), in partnership with Universal Avionics. Together, these teams have developed a state-of-the-art avionics solution that enhances operational capability, reliability, and long-term supportability for CL-415 operators worldwide.

“The approval of this STC not only modernizes the CL-415 but also reinforces our commitment to delivering advanced, mission-ready solutions for aerial firefighting operators.” said Jean-Philippe Côté, Vice President, Programs and Business Improvement at De Havilland Canada. “We look forward to deploying these advanced avionics systems across the CL-415 fleet and into the next generation of DHC-515 aircraft.”

This milestone comes during an important period for De Havilland Canada’s waterbomber program, as the company continues to invest in the modernization and long-term sustainability of its fleet. The newly certified avionics suite will also be incorporated into the upcoming DHC-515 aircraft, ensuring fleet commonality and operational efficiency across both platforms.

De Havilland Canada extends its sincere appreciation to the many teams who contributed to this achievement, including engineering, production, flight test, certification, supply chain, programs, maintenance operations, and technical support. Special recognition goes to the MC2 and ADS teams, whose expertise and dedication were instrumental in bringing this program to certification.

About De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 

De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited (De Havilland Canada) is a cornerstone of Canadian aerospace innovation, proudly designing, building, and supporting aircraft in Canada for the global market. Every aircraft we produce creates high-value jobs, strengthens our national aerospace industry, and contributes to a resilient and growing economy. 

Built in Canada. Made for the world. 

With a fleet of more than 5,000 aircraft delivered to operators worldwide, De Havilland Canada has earned a global reputation for rugged, reliable performance and exceptional customer support. Our aircraft connect people and places—from the most remote communities to the busiest regional hubs—carrying millions of passengers and critical cargo every year. 

Built to operate in the toughest environments, De Havilland Canada aircraft are trusted for a wide range of missions, including aerial firefighting, search and rescue, medical evacuation, surveillance, and more. Our near-century-long legacy is driven by a passionate Canadian workforce dedicated to shaping the future of regional and missionized aviation. 

Discover more at: www.dehavilland.com

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De Havilland Canada: communications@dehavilland.com

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Calgary, Alberta (March 20, 2026) – De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited (De Havilland Canada) proudly celebrates a defining moment in aviation history with the delivery of its 1000^th DHC-6 Twin Otter. This landmark aircraft, along with the 999^th Twin Otter, will be joining the fleet of SATENA, Colombia’s state-owned regional airline, marking both a global production milestone and a meaningful chapter in a growing partnership.

Reaching 1000 Twin Otters produced and delivered is a powerful testament to an aircraft that has become an icon of rugged reliability, versatility, and purpose-driven design. Originally built to open up the Canadian North, the Twin Otter has spent decades connecting remote communities, supporting economic development, and operating in environments where few other aircraft can perform. Today, that same spirit of connection continues in Colombia, where this milestone aircraft will help link communities across mountains, jungles, coastlines, and rural regions.

“Delivering our 1000th Twin Otter is a proud milestone for De Havilland Canada,” said Brian Chafe, CEO of De Havilland Canada. “Built to connect people in the world’s most challenging environments, the Twin Otter’s success reflects the skill and dedication of our teams and the trust our customers have placed in this aircraft for generations. We’re pleased to see it continue serving communities around the world.”

The aircraft represents SATENA’s fourth De Havilland Canada aircraft, reinforcing a partnership grounded in performance and shared purpose. For SATENA, whose mission is centered on serving remote and underserved regions of Colombia, the Twin Otter is more than an aircraft, it is an essential tool for national integration and opportunity.

“We are honoured to receive the 1,000th Twin Otter,” said Major General Óscar Zuluaga, President of SATENA. “This aircraft will play a vital role in strengthening connectivity throughout Colombia. As we welcome our fourth De Havilland Canada aircraft, we celebrate not only a milestone in aviation history, but a continued commitment to serving communities that rely on us every day.”

For more than six decades, the DHC-6 Twin Otter has proven itself as the benchmark for utility aviation, from Arctic operations to tropical climates, humanitarian missions to commercial service. Its exceptional short takeoff and landing (STOL) performance, durability, and adaptability have made it one of the most reliable aircraft programs in Canadian aerospace history.

The 1000^th delivery is more than a number, it is a celebration of the people who design, build, maintain, and operate the aircraft, and the countless people around the world whose lives have been connected because of it.

As the Twin Otter continues its journey into the future, one thing remains unchanged: it was built to open up the North, and it continues to open up opportunity wherever it flies.

About De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 

De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited (De Havilland Canada) is a cornerstone of Canadian aerospace innovation, proudly designing, building, and supporting aircraft in Canada for the global market. Every aircraft we produce creates high-value jobs, strengthens our national aerospace industry, and contributes to a resilient and growing economy. 

Built in Canada. Made for the world. 

With a fleet of more than 5,000 aircraft delivered to operators worldwide, De Havilland Canada has earned a global reputation for rugged, reliable performance and exceptional customer support. Our aircraft connect people and places—from the most remote communities to the busiest regional hubs—carrying millions of passengers and critical cargo every year. 

Built to operate in the toughest environments, De Havilland Canada aircraft are trusted for a wide range of missions, including aerial firefighting, search and rescue, medical evacuation, surveillance, and more. Our near-century-long legacy is driven by a passionate Canadian workforce dedicated to shaping the future of regional and missionized aviation. 

Discover more at: www.dehavilland.com

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De Havilland Canada: communications@dehavilland.com

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The addition of the Dash 8-400 will support Asman Airlines’ continued expansion and enhance its ability to provide reliable, efficient regional air service across its network. Known for its performance in diverse and challenging operating environments, the Dash 8-400 offers a combination of speed, fuel efficiency, and operational flexibility that makes it ideally suited for regional operations.

“We’re proud to continue our partnership with Asman Airlines as they grow their Dash 8 fleet,” said Ryan DeBrusk, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at De Havilland Canada. “The Dash 8-400 is built to deliver strong performance and real value, and we’re excited to support Asman’s continued growth and connectivity.”

The refurbished aircraft will be configured to support Asman Airlines’ operational needs, delivering the Dash 8-400’s signature combination of passenger comfort, performance, and reliability. The aircraft will be ready to join their fleet later this year.

About De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 

De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited (De Havilland Canada) is a cornerstone of Canadian aerospace innovation, proudly designing, building, and supporting aircraft in Canada for the global market. Every aircraft we produce creates high-value jobs, strengthens our national aerospace industry, and contributes to a resilient and growing economy. 

Built in Canada. Made for the world. 

With a fleet of more than 5,000 aircraft delivered to operators worldwide, De Havilland Canada has earned a global reputation for rugged, reliable performance and exceptional customer support. Our aircraft connect people and places—from the most remote communities to the busiest regional hubs—carrying millions of passengers and critical cargo every year. 

Built to operate in the toughest environments, De Havilland Canada aircraft are trusted for a wide range of missions, including aerial firefighting, search and rescue, medical evacuation, surveillance, and more. Our near-century-long legacy is driven by a passionate Canadian workforce dedicated to shaping the future of regional and missionized aviation. 

Discover more at: www.dehavilland.com

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The aircraft will undergo comprehensive refurbishment, ensuring the aircraft meet the highest standards of reliability, passenger comfort, and operational efficiency. These aircraft will support the airline’s network development and fleet strategy and join the airline’s existing fleet of Dash 8-400s with deliveries scheduled to take place through 2027 and 2028.

This agreement highlights the demand for the Dash 8-400 aircraft across the Asia-Pacific region, where its blend of speed, efficiency, and flexibility gives airlines the ability to connect key urban hubs and regional destinations while maintaining strong operating performance. From high-frequency regional services to operations in challenging environments, De Havilland Canada aircraft get the job done.

“We’re proud to support our customer’s continued fleet enhancement with these refurbished Dash 8-400s, which will offer a refreshed passenger experience and increased seating capacity thereby offering increased revenue opportunities” said Ryan DeBrusk, Vice President Sales and Marketing for De Havilland Canada. “The Dash 8-400 gives airlines the confidence to serve their communities with an aircraft that is fast, efficient, and dependable every day. Through our refurbished aircraft program, we’re able to deliver that capability with the reliability and support our customers count on.”

Renowned for its turboprop efficiency and jet-like performance, the Dash 8-400’s short takeoff and landing performance enables operations at airports with shorter runways, high temperatures, and complex terrain, conditions frequently encountered across the Asia-Pacific region.

De Havilland Canada’s refurbished aircraft program combines upgraded cabin interiors and modernized systems with the proven durability. The global Dash 8 fleet is supported by De Havilland Canada’s comprehensive customer support network, including parts services, technical support, and tailored maintenance solutions.

About De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 

De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited (De Havilland Canada) is a cornerstone of Canadian aerospace innovation, proudly designing, building, and supporting aircraft in Canada for the global market. Every aircraft we produce creates high-value jobs, strengthens our national aerospace industry, and contributes to a resilient and growing economy. 

Built in Canada. Made for the world. 

With a fleet of more than 5,000 aircraft delivered to operators worldwide, De Havilland Canada has earned a global reputation for rugged, reliable performance and exceptional customer support. Our aircraft connect people and places—from the most remote communities to the busiest regional hubs—carrying millions of passengers and critical cargo every year. 

Built to operate in the toughest environments, De Havilland Canada aircraft are trusted for a wide range of missions, including aerial firefighting, search and rescue, medical evacuation, surveillance, and more. Our near-century-long legacy is driven by a passionate Canadian workforce dedicated to shaping the future of regional and missionized aviation. 

Discover more at: www.dehavilland.com

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De Havilland Canada: communications@dehavilland.com

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Known for its speed, fuel efficiency, and exceptional performance in high-altitude and short-field environments, the Dash 8-400 is uniquely suited to support air access in Argentina’s diverse terrain — from mountainous areas to remote rural destinations.

“We are excited to welcome Flytec as the newest operator of the Dash 8-400,” said Ryan DeBrusk, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at De Havilland Canada. “This aircraft is ideal for Flytec’s mission of supporting operations in Argentina, offering high altitude airfield performance capability. We look forward to supporting their growth with the unmatched performance and operational flexibility of the Dash 8-400.”

This will be the first Dash 8-400 operating in Argentina, joining a growing fleet of regional aircraft operated by Flytec and it will be delivered with a modern interior configuration to enhance passenger comfort and operational versatility.

“The Dash 8-400 stood out for its high-altitude performance, making it ideal for the demanding conditions of our mining operations” said Mateo Zambruno, Chief Executive Officer at Flytec. “Coupled with its industry-leading low carbon emissions per seat and the confidence provided by DHC’s OEM certified refurbishment program, it was the clear choice for Flytec.” The Dash 8-400 is recognized globally for its operational excellence and sustainability benefits, including lower emissions and noise levels and continues to be the leading turboprop for regional airlines operating in challenging environments.

About De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 

De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited (De Havilland Canada) is a cornerstone of Canadian aerospace innovation, proudly designing, building, and supporting aircraft in Canada for the global market. Every aircraft we produce creates high-value jobs, strengthens our national aerospace industry, and contributes to a resilient and growing economy. 

Built in Canada. Made for the world. 

With a fleet of more than 5,000 aircraft delivered to operators worldwide, De Havilland Canada has earned a global reputation for rugged, reliable performance and exceptional customer support. Our aircraft connect people and places—from the most remote communities to the busiest regional hubs—carrying millions of passengers and critical cargo every year. 

Built to operate in the toughest environments, De Havilland Canada aircraft are trusted for a wide range of missions, including aerial firefighting, search and rescue, medical evacuation, surveillance, and more. Our near-century-long legacy is driven by a passionate Canadian workforce dedicated to shaping the future of regional and missionized aviation. 

Discover more at: www.dehavilland.com

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Jody Moseley

De Havilland Canada: communications@dehavilland.com

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De Havilland Canada is producing 22 aircraft for European customers, including Croatia, Spain, Italy, Greece, Portugal, and France and have recently signed contracts with the Canadian provinces of Manitoba, Ontario, and Alberta. These orders underscore the strong domestic and international demand for the world’s only purpose-built amphibious firefighting aircraft.

Production is progressing on the first DHC-515 aircraft, with structures being assembled in our Canadian manufacturing facilities. The cockpit and the hull have been recently joined in our Calgary aerostructure assembly line to form the forward fuselage. In addition, we recently completed the assembly of the first DHC-515 wing box, an impressive 28.6-meter-long structure.

De Havilland Canada is pleased to release a new video spotlighting manufacturing and assembly activity across its Canadian facilities. The video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the progress, precision, and dedication driving production forward. From key assembly milestones to the skilled teams powering operations, the footage captures the continued momentum and commitment to excellence across DHC’s Canadian footprint. Watch the full video to see our teams and facilities in action.

About De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 

De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited (De Havilland Canada) is a cornerstone of Canadian aerospace innovation, proudly designing, building, and supporting aircraft in Canada for the global market. Every aircraft we produce creates high-value jobs, strengthens our national aerospace industry, and contributes to a resilient and growing economy. 

Built in Canada. Made for the world. 

With a fleet of more than 5,000 aircraft delivered to operators worldwide, De Havilland Canada has earned a global reputation for rugged, reliable performance and exceptional customer support. Our aircraft connect people and places—from the most remote communities to the busiest regional hubs—carrying millions of passengers and critical cargo every year. 

Built to operate in the toughest environments, De Havilland Canada aircraft are trusted for a wide range of missions, including aerial firefighting, search and rescue, medical evacuation, surveillance, and more. Our near-century-long legacy is driven by a passionate Canadian workforce dedicated to shaping the future of regional and missionized aviation. 

Discover more at: www.dehavilland.com

For more information contact:

Jody Moseley

De Havilland Canada: communications@dehavilland.com

For additional media assets, visit: https://dehavilland.com/media/#resources

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