Textron Aviation

The Australian regional airline expects to take delivery of the new twin turboprop in 2026.

The firm intends to retrofit Cessna 208B Caravans and other aircraft with technology that reduces pilot-induced accidents.

The jet market softened after a period of COVID-induced thrust.

Allegations of catastrophic wing failure are brought forth.

The company retrofits Cessna Caravans with its continuous autopilot system that automates all phases of flight, from takeoff to landing.

The company’s goal is to connect airports with sustainable, short-haul direct service using electric and hybrid-electric Cessna Grand Caravans.

Six new Textron Aviation aircraft are joining the world’s largest single-engine piston fleet.

The aircraft purchase is part of ATP’s long-term expansion plan.

The new airplanes will expand BAA’s training fleet and better serve its students.

The deal with Textron Aviation in support of foreign military sales allows aircraft acquisitions up to $100 million over five years.