Just one year after filing to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, Tamarack Aerospace has announced progress on its expansion plans into the European market. The company installed the first set of its Atlas active winglets on a Cessna Citation CJ2 from its facility at London-Oxford Airport in the UK. The Tamarack European Installation Centre operates out of the Jet Maintenance International facility at Oxford.
Tamarack Aerospace Expands With First Installation in the UK
Key Takeaways:
- Tamarack Aerospace has successfully initiated its European market expansion by completing the first installation of its Atlas active winglets on a Cessna Citation CJ2 at its new facility in London-Oxford Airport, just one year after emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
- The initial installation was for Sovereign Business Jets, with additional active winglet installations for other aircraft scheduled for November, signaling growing demand for the product.
- Tamarack's Atlas active winglets provide significant operational advantages, including up to 33% fuel savings, reduced noise, shorter runway requirements, and safer flight, without requiring the additional structural weight of traditional passive winglets.
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