Albany, Georgia-based Thrush Aircraft, makers of a variety of turbine-powered agricultural and firefighting aircraft said in a news release that despite the wide-ranging effects of the Covid-19 virus on the US economy, the company enjoyed a very strong first quarter. “The company’s 2020 order book so far includes some 17 aircraft for both spray and firefighting operations, including Thrush 510Ps, 510Gs and 710Ps destined for customers in the United States, Canada and overseas. Several of these aircraft are expected to be delivered over the next 30 days.”
Thrush Aircraft Reports Solid First Quarter Despite Covid-19
Key Takeaways:
- Thrush Aircraft reported a strong first quarter with 17 orders for its agricultural and firefighting aircraft, despite the economic impact of Covid-19.
- The company significantly expanded its workforce, doubling production staff, adding sales and support personnel, and tripling its engineering department to support future growth and enhance capabilities.
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