Increased demand for fuel saving technology is driving Tamarack’s dealership expansion, and this partnership with RAS brings its Active Winglet technology to Germany.
Tamarack Aerospace Group has expanded its European presence through the addition of Rheinland Air Service (RAS) as a new authorised Tamarack dealer. The Moenchengladbach-based company will now be offering installations of Tamarack’s patented Active Winglets, and will provide high-quality, efficient installations, ensuring minimal downtime for customers seeking to improve their aircraft's fuel efficiency, safety, range and overall performance. European customers are particularly interested in the emissions reductions and noise pollution improvement offered by Tamarack Active Winglets.
“We have carefully considered this aircraft upgrade, performing competitive analysis between the straight Citation CJ2 and the Tamarack CJ2, for example. We have looked at items such as the cruise performance improvement data and also the increased payload capability, and have also evaluated the quality of the product and the safety, which is of course well established with the EASA and FAA approvals. We have done this for the series from the M2 up to the CJ3+, and after careful study we can see that this is a very good offering, and we are proud to offer this upgrade to our customers,” says RAS director of business aviation maintenance Ingo Plückthun.
Tamarack CEO Nick Guida comments: “We are thrilled to partner with Rheinland Air Service, a company that is well-known and respected in the European aviation community. This partnership is a significant step in expanding our global network and delivering our fuel-saving, emission-reducing technology to more customers across Europe. RAS’s commitment to quality aligns perfectly with Tamarack’s goals, and we are confident this partnership will enable aircraft owners in Germany and beyond to benefit from our technology.”
Tamarack's Active Winglets are an innovative, lightweight solution that dramatically improves the performance and efficiency of aircraft, offering fuel savings, improved climb performance and enhanced safety without requiring any structural reinforcement of the airframe. With nearly 10 per cent of the CitationJet fleet already upgraded with Tamarack technology, demand for these upgrades continues to rise following the positive NTSB update earlier this year that reaffirmed the safety and reliability of the technology.
Aircraft performance and flight planning platforms have adopted the data available for the upgrade, offering quantified performance benefits for private and charter operators. Nervous passengers appreciate the more comfortable ride offered by the Tamarack Active Winglets because of the turbulence reduction, and this is important if aircraft are being used for charter operations or private aviation.
