De Havilland Canada’s Twin Otter Guardian Aircraft chosen for Enhanced Operational Capabilities

Farnborough, United Kingdom, July 23, 2024:

At Farnborough Airshow,De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited (De Havilland Canada) announced a purchase agreement for a Twin Otter Guardian 400 aircraft with an undisclosed European country for surveillance operations. The Twin Otter Guardian, renowned for its performance and adaptability, will enable this country’s air support unit to operate with greater precision and effectiveness, reinforcing their commitment to safeguarding their region. The aircraft is scheduled for delivery in mid-2025.

The Twin Otter Guardian 400 aircraft is designed to meet the unique operational requirements of this police force and is equipped with a certified Airborne Technologies’ mission system. Key aircraft features include versatility, allowing for easy adaptation to a wide range of operational requirements; durability, with capabilities to operate in challenging weather conditions; and reliability, with a strong record of dependable performance.

“We are proud to provide this country with the most reliable and versatile aircraft in its class, the Twin Otter Guardian 400. Discussions with the end user emphasized the vital role their air support unit will play in ensuring the safety and security of their citizens,” said Jean-Philippe Côté, Vice-President Programs and Business Improvement at De Havilland Canada. “They expressed confidence that the acquisition of the Twin Otter Guardian will demonstrate their commitment to equipping their law enforcement teams with the best tools available. The combination of the aircraft’s unique adaptability and De Havilland Canada’s global customer support network will ensure its long-term operation in their fleet.”

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