Tamarack Completes Flight Test on King Air 350 Active Winglet STC

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Friday, June 17, 2022 at 10:53 AM ET

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The SmartWing load-alleviating technology engineered by Tamarack Aerospace has finished flight testing on the Beechcraft King Air 350. [Photo: Julie Boatman]

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Tamarack Aerospace has concluded flight testing for its SmartWing active winglet technology on the Beechcraft King Air 350.
Demo flights confirmed the SmartWing provides improved handling, stability, and active load alleviation, similar to its performance on the King Air 200.
The SmartWing technology has previously demonstrated a 33% range improvement on Cessna Citation installations.
Tamarack is offering pre-certification pricing for early adopters of the King Air 350 SmartWing modification, with certification expected within 18-24 months.

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Flight testing for the latest version of Tamarack Aerospace’s SmartWing active load-alleviating winglet technology has concluded on the Beechcraft King Air 350, the company reported Friday.

“The robust flight-testing program for the Tamarack Performance SmartWing King Air 350 focused on every aspect of safety and performance to ensure all modified aircraft will have been rigorously tested,” said Nick Guida, CEO and founder of Tamarack.