New Zealand-based aircraft manufacturing company Pacific Aerospace Ltd has expanded its market reach into Brazil after signing an agreement with local agent Aerie Aviacao Executiva.
Hamilton-based Pacific Aerospace designs and manufactures the P-750 utility single-engined turbo-prop (SETP).
Pacific Aerospace CEO, Damian Camp, sees huge sales potential for the P-750 in South America and the company is looking forward to a successful relationship with Aerie.
“We’re excited to have Aerie on board as our sales agent, this partnership allows us to tap into a growing market where the P-750 is the ideal solution and where we can generate sales and recruit new P-750 fans,” he said.
Aerie specialises in business aircraft sales, with more than 100 aircraft sold in the past 11 years.
Pacific Aerospace’s P-750 XSTOL III is a versatile utility aircraft powered by a PT6 turbine. The aircraft has a quick-change modular floor system with easily removable role equipment. This enables the aircraft to be transformed rapidly between ten distinct mission configurations.
The P-750 has proven itself in passenger and cargo operations, medical evacuation, firefighting and survey and surveillance work in some of the most inhospitable terrain in the world, leading Pacific Aerospace to believe it is the perfect fit for Brazilian operations.