RUGGED.

RELIABLE.
CANADIAN.
Since 1928.
In 1928, De Havilland Aircraft of Canada was created to build aircraft
and train personnel for military missions in the defence of freedom. Over
generations, the company evolved to lead Canadian aerospace innovation
by designing aircraft that access remote communities, carry travellers
between urban centres, deliver aid and cargo, save lives, and safeguard
communities the world over.

From iconic, legendary aircraft like the Beaver, Buffalo, Caribou, and Otter
– each still flying strong – to today’s fleet of Dash 8s, Twin Otters, and
aerial firefighters that help protect people and property during wildfires,
De Havilland Canada is the recognized global leader in manufacturing and
maintaining special-mission aircraft that get the job done.

De Havilland Canada. Rugged. Reliable. Canadian.

 The Legacy Continues

De Havilland Field
—
As De Havilland Canada
approaches the end of its first
century, the company is looking
towards the next one hundred
years. We are creating a new
home that builds on our legacy
of aviation leadership, but
also stimulates a new era and
ecosystem of Canadian aerospace
discovery and excellence –
a state-of-the-art aerospace
campus just east of Calgary that
we call De Havilland Field. Learn
more at dehavillandfield.com.

ARTIST CONCEPT ONLY

Our Iconic Aircraft

DHC-6 Twin Otter Series 400

—
The De Havilland Canada Twin Otter is a twin turboprop utility aircraft that
has built its reputation as a safe and dependable workhorse throughout
its 50-year history. The Twin Otter Series 400, the latest generation of this
iconic aircraft, marries a modern avionics suite with a rugged airframe that
has proven its reliability through decades of operation on all types of terrain
and in some of the world’s most unforgiving environments. With flexible
interior options that can quickly be reconfigured, the Twin Otter Series 400
is equally at home transporting VIPs, moving cargo, conducting medivac
operations, performing special missions, or carrying passengers in its
standard, 19-seat layout.
Backed by De Havilland Canada’s global support network, the Twin Otter
Series 400 stands alone as the most versatile utility aircraft currently
available in its class.
 Dash 8-400
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Building on the success and popularity of the Dash 8-100/200/300
aircraft, the Dash 8-400 entered into service with significant
enhancements including new engines, a modernized cockpit, and
improved aerodynamics.
Seating up to 90 passengers, the Dash 8-400 is the highest capacity
turboprop on the market today and has the lowest unit cost. In addition
to passenger configurations, the Dash 8-400 is highly versatile with the
ability to serve as a freighter, firefighting aircraft, missionized aircraft,
and more.
With superior performance characteristics, the Dash 8-400 can operate
in challenging conditions including on unpaved runways, in hot and high
environments, and in remote communities where airport infrastructure
may be lacking. It also offers 40% more range and 30% faster cruise
speeds compared to conventional turboprops, making it the most
productive turboprop on the market. Since its launch, more than 620
Dash 8-400 aircraft have joined the fleets of over 70 owners and
operators worldwide.

DHC-515 FIREFIGHTER™

Aerial Firefighters
—
The DHC-515 FIREFIGHTER™ is a new production amphibious firefighting aircraft developed by De Havilland
Canada. Building on the exceptional operational capability of the CL-415, this next generation aircraft offers
significant benefits to operators, including design changes that incorporate new materials, and corrosion protection
to reduce maintenance costs. For today’s and future navigational standards, it offers a complete upgrade of
the flight deck with an advanced avionics suite, delivering world class reliability, enhanced safety, and unrivaled
situational awareness.
Backed by De Havilland Canada’s global support network, the DHC-515 FIREFIGHTER™ is ready for firefighting duty
in every corner of the world.
DHC’s Avionics Upgrade Program (AUP) for the CL-215T, CL-415, and CL-415EAF aircraft combines the latest
technology in communications, navigation, surveillance, and air-traffic management functionality in a single
platform featuring the Collins Pro Line Fusion® avionics suite and will address supportability and end-of-life
component challenges inherent with legacy aircraft systems.
Welcome to
De Havilland Canada
Customer Service & Support

de havilland canada ’ s Sales and Global Aftermarket

Customer Support Team stands ready 24/7/365. Whenever
you need us, regardless of time of day or time zone, our
team is available through local representatives worldwide
and at our headquarters in Calgary, Canada.
United under one company for the first time in decades,
De Havilland Canada provides exceptional support for the
entire fleet of over 3,000 aircraft currently in service, with
nearly 100 years of excellence in innovation, production, and
customer service.

Contact Us Sales – All De Havilland Canada aircraft – sales@dehavilland.com

Aftermarket Customer Support

DHC-1 Chipmunk, DHC-2 Beaver, DHC-3 Otter, Dash 8 Aerial Firefighters

DHC-4 Caribou, DHC-5 Buffalo, DHC-6 Twin Otter, (100/200/300/400) (CL-215, CL-215T, CL-415,
DHC-7 Dash 7, and Shorts Aircraft (SC7 Skyvan, and CL-415EAF)
SD330, SD360, and Sherpa) www.dehavillandportal.com
val.cl.csrteam@dehavilland.com
val.sales@dehavilland.com parts@dehavilland.com
val.cl.aog@dehavilland.com
val.aog@dehavilland.com thd@dehavilland.com
cl_technical.support@dehavilland.com
dh_technical.support@dehavilland.com +1.647.277.5820
sh_technical.support@dehavilland.com +1.587.430.0572
toll-free north america
toll-free north america
+1.587.430.0572 1.855.310.1013
1.800.663.8444
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aog:
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