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Horizon Advances All-Weather X7 Certification Through 3C Canada and UofT Ice Tech

Sep 1, 2026, 8:08 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Positive milestone toward all-weather certification can alter investment theses around Horizon’s addressable market, particularly in remote regions; however, outcomes depend on regulatory success and timing, typical for aerospace certification cycles.

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Horizon Aircraft says its Cavorite X7 all-weather certification path advances through Cert Center Canada (3C) and University of Toronto ice-protection technologies. A $10.5 million INSAT-funded program is already underway, with wind-tunnel testing beginning July 2026 on ice-protection samples. Success could enable Flight Into Known Icing certification and year-round, regional air mobility.

Horizon advances all-weather Cavorite X7 toward FIKI via 3C Canada and UofT icing tech.
INSAT-funded $10.5M project; wind tunnel testing for ice protection began July 2026.
3C founder says the goal is Flight Into Known Icing certification.
X7 designed for Canadian winters; all-weather capability could boost utilization and margins.
Company targets regional, emergency, and military markets after successful certification.

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