South American Regional Operator Purchases a Dash 8-400
De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited announced a new strategic step in its expansion across South America this Monday: the signing of a purchase agreement with an unidentified regional operator for a refurbished Dash 8-400.
A Model Designed to Conquer Challenging Terrains
The Dash 8-400 is no ordinary aircraft. It is a turboprop that has demonstrated outstanding performance in demanding conditions. From high altitudes to remote runways, its ability to operate efficiently in challenging terrains makes it an ideal solution for South America’s diverse landscape.
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With a combination of speed, fuel efficiency, and operational performance, this model has been adopted by airlines seeking to connect isolated communities with key urban centers without compromising profitability or sustainability.
“The Dash 8-400 is ideal for South America, thanks to its ability to operate in high-altitude airports,” said Ryan DeBrusk, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at De Havilland Canada. “We are thrilled to welcome another operator of this aircraft and look forward to supporting its growth with the unmatched performance and operational flexibility of the Dash 8-400.”
This acquisition by a South American operator underscores the Dash 8-400’s position as the turboprop of choice for airlines facing complex operating conditions. With a proven track record in multiple regions worldwide, this model remains a reliable choice for those who need dependability, efficiency, and adaptability.
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