De Havilland Canada unveiled its Short C-23 Sherpa at the Farnborough Airshow after a 50-year absence. The aircraft was reintroduced to the international market with plans for an updated variant. This multi-use utility turboprop aims to secure new orders from both military and governmental organizations. A company-owned Sherpa prototype was displayed during the event. De Havilland’s strategy focuses on capitalizing on current demand within specialized sectors, signaling a renewed focus on this versatile platform.
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