Viking Air Canada received a certificate of the local aviation authorities, allowing the production of passenger and transport aircraft DHC-6 Twin Otter Series 400. De Havilland Canada Bets ended production of the popular today DHC-6 Twin Otterów in 1988. Right to manufacture spare parts has taken over the company Viking Air. In 2006 she bought from Bombardier's technical documentation, together with the certificates, no longer manufactured aircraft, the DHC-1 through DHC-7. The prototype aircraft was flown at the beginning of last year. After just four months later, in July, construction has been certified by the Canadian aviation authorities. The final, required document before the first deliveries, was to obtain a certificate authorizing the mass production. Viking Air acquired it on May 19 this year. Currently, the company's plant is located 5 and 10 copies of finished machines in different stages of assembly. The first recipient will Zimex Swiss Aviation, which has several older DH-6, leasingując them in the oil and mining companies. The manufacturer declares that so far signed contracts amount to more than $ 300 million and maintain production until 2014. (Altair)
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