Gippsland Set To Enter GA Turboprop Market
16. august 2010 12:37 | General aviationAviation International News
Australia’s Gippsland Aeronautics is receiving a $20 million infusion from its new owner, India’s Mahindra Group, to develop a 10-seat variant of its GA8 Airvan and launch the new 18-seat GA18 turboprop (formerly the Nomad).
Mahindra has already invested $2 million to expand Gippsland’s business domestically, and the company plans to first complete the GA10 and then focus on the turboprop.
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