Its sales team supports operators with import/export processes and connects aircraft with buyers worldwide.

With expanded UK production, Britten-Norman offers a seamless, OEM-managed path to fleet renewal.

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Currently configured for surveillance, these aircraft can be adapted for commuter or cargo operations.

The service draws on Britten-Norman’s technical expertise and access to OEM records.

From selling and refurbishing legacy aircraft to delivering new factory-built Islanders, Britten-Norman manages the entire process end-to-end.

The service is already active, with two BN2A-21 Islanders from CAE Aviation now offered for sale.

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The episode is due out next year so keep an eye out for what was a fantastic day showcasing the great work of our team.
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Michael explored our history with William Hynett, spoke with Pete Dowers about our new build production line, and learned all about an apprentice’s journey into aviation from Ellie Bayne.

Check out this amazing footage of Great River Air’s Islander tackling the demanding Rude Creek Strip in Yukon Territory, Canada, 
 
Landing and taking off where others can’t.
 
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As we continue to strengthen our manufacturing capability in the UK, we are preparing to meet the demand for new Islanders from operators worldwide.

Backed by new investment and a wide-ranging transformation initiative, Britten-Norman has introduced cutting-edge technologies, including state-of-the-art CNC equipment, and grown its workforce by more than 40% in the past 12 months.

Wing assembly of the first aircraft is expected to be finished later this year, with final assembly scheduled for early 2026 ahead of first delivery in spring 2026.

Today, 55 years later, Britten-Norman is proud to offer a pre-owned Trislander to the market.

Contact sales@britten-norman.com for more information.

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Developed from the Islander, the rugged three-engine BN2A Mk III Trislander was designed for demanding conditions: carrying heavy payloads from short or unprepared runways.

For 60 years, the Britten-Norman Islander has proven its strength and versatility in every corner of globe – from the Ecuadorian Amazon to remote Scottish islands, and from daily passenger routes to disaster relief and frontline operations.

First flown on 13 June 1965 from Bembridge Airport, the Islander was the result of a bold vision by John Britten and Desmond Norman to create a reliable, rugged aircraft that could go where others couldn’t. That same pioneering spirit is alive in the company today.