Acron Aviation Partners with Deutsche Aircraft for D328eco

Acron Aviation Partners with Deutsche Aircraft for D328eco
Acron Aviation Partners with Deutsche Aircraft for D328eco

Acron Aviation and Deutsche Aircraft have announced a long-term partnership and the signing of a supply agreement for Flight Recorder and Standby solutions for the next-generation D328eco, a regional turboprop that is designed, certified and industrialised in Europe.

Designed to meet evolving operational and regulatory requirements, Acron Aviation’s 25-hour Recorder and Standby solutions combine proven reliability with advanced technology to enhance aircraft safety, operational efficiency and lifecycle performance. This directly supports Deutsche Aircraft’s vision to deliver a regional aircraft that meets the highest performance and certification standards, while enabling sustainable flight operations.

The agreement secures the supply of flight recording and standby instrumentation systems for the D328eco programme, further solidifying Deutsche Aircraft’s industrial and supplier ecosystem as the aircraft progresses towards entry into service.

This partnership reflects a mutual commitment to strengthening aerospace supply chains through long-term collaboration and innovation. By pairing Deutsche Aircraft’s next-generation regional aircraft with Acron Aviation’s expertise in safety-critical avionics, both companies are shaping the future of regional aviation.

The D328eco is a next-generation 40-seat regional turboprop developed and industrialised in Germany to meet the growing demand for efficient and sustainable regional connectivity. Building on the proven heritage of the Dornier 328, the aircraft integrates advanced technologies to reduce emissions, improve fuel efficiency and enhance economic performance. Supported by a growing network of strategic industry partners, the programme continues to move forward to deliver a modern regional aircraft tailored to the needs of airlines, passengers and communities.

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