SHERPA

De Havilland Canada Puts Sherpa on Static Display at Farnborough

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De Havilland Canada Puts Sherpa on Static Display at Farnborough

Farnborough – October 18, 2026 -- De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited is placing the Sherpa utility aircraft on static display at the Farnborough International Airshow, targeting a new generation of operators in special mission, tactical transport and humanitarian roles.

Sherpa pairs STOL performance with a rear loading ramp for access-critical missions

The aircraft combines short takeoff and landing (STOL) performance, a spacious cabin and a rear loading ramp. De Havilland Canada says this lets it fly missions where access and reliability are critical, including cargo and troop transport, paratroop operations and humanitarian flights from challenging environments.

Clinical scope

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SHERIDAN, WYOMING - March 31, 2026 - European hospitals evaluating 2026 imaging, intervention, and workforce plans now have a new validation pathway for AI-assisted neurovascular and oncology procedures as the SHERPA consortium starts seven clinical studies focused on workflow automation, precision support, and staff-pressure reduction in minimally invasive care. The four-year project has a total budget of EUR 21.5 million, is coordinated by Philips, and is co-funded by the EU Innovative Health Initiative and industry partners. Its work targets minimally invasive treatment workflows for brain aneurysms, liver tumors, and lung biopsy settings where specialized expertise is limited and procedure complexity is high.