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Tamarack celebrates 200th Active Winglet installation
The achievement highlights nearly 15 years of innovation, partnerships and a commitment to sustainability in aviation.
Nick Guida, Tamarack's CEO, with Drew Forhan, 50th & 200th customer and Jacob Klinginsmith, Tamarack's President.

In December, Tamarack Aerospace achieved a milestone 200th Active Winglet installation at its Transformation Center in Sandpoint, Idaho.

The achievement reflects the company's nearly 15 years of innovation in enhancing efficiency and performance for CitationJets. The 200th installation was delivered to Drew Forhan, a loyal customer at the Transformation Center, who was also the owner of Tamarack's 50th installation.

Founder and CEO Nick Guida says: “This milestone belongs to everyone who believed in our mission. It’s not just about the technology, it’s about the people who trusted us to transform their aircraft.”

Tamarack’s Active Winglets reduce drag, increase lift and dynamically alleviate wing loads, providing improved climb performance and fuel savings. As aviation faces increasing demands for sustainability, Tamarack aims to be at the forefront of industry innovation.

“This milestone isn’t just about where we’ve been. It’s a launchpad for where we’re going. Every installation reinforces our commitment to redefining aviation efficiency and performance,” says Tamarack president Jacob Klinginsmith.

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