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Deutsche Aircraft selects Hutchinson for D328eco insulation

Justice Ohue
Last updated: 24 July 2025 10:13
By Justice Ohue
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Deutsche Aircraft CEO Nico Neumann (center) holds the signed contract during the official partnership ceremony with Hutchinson, marking a significant step in sustainable aviation collaboration
Deutsche Aircraft CEO Nico Neumann (center) holds the signed contract during the official partnership ceremony with Hutchinson © Deutsche Aircraft
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Deutsche Aircraft has selected Hutchinson to support the D328eco regional turboprop. Hutchinson is a key player in advanced insulation and composite systems. The company will support Deutsche Aircraft’s next-generation D328eco regional turboprop program by designing, developing, manufacturing and supplying the primary insulation and low-pressure air ducting system.

D328eco
D328eco © Deutsche Aircraft Media

Supporting the D328eco

This partnership reflects Hutchinson’s dedication to providing innovative and sustainable solutions that improve aircraft performance and reduce environmental impact. The company has decades of experience designing aerospace applications such as antivibrators, sealing products, fluid management systems, and lightweight materials.

The company will provide the D328eco with advanced insulation and air ducting technologies. Hutchinson’s extremely lightweight insulation and air duct systems will enhance the aircraft’s efficiency and help lower emissions. Nico Neumann, chief executive officer of Deutsche Aircraft, highlighted Hutchinson’s expertise in the field of lightweight insulation and air ducting systems, stating its importance in delivering a next-generation regional aircraft with improved cabin noise that is both efficient and environmentally friendly. At the signing ceremony, Neumann said the collaboration reinforces Deutsche Aircraft’s commitment to innovation and sustainability. Commenting on this was Nicolas Orance, executive vice president of aerospace at Hutchinson, who said that:

“Our advanced insulation and air management technologies are designed to meet the highest standards of performance and sustainability, and we are proud to contribute to the D328eco’s success as a benchmark for the future of regional aviation.”

D328eco prototype aircraft
D328eco prototype aircraft © Deutsche Aircraft Media

A greener future

According to Deutsche Aircraft, this collaboration, which was announced after the Paris Air Show, marks a meaningful step in the aerospace industry’s transition to a safer and greener technological advancement. The company stated that Hutchinson’s involvement in the D328eco program strengthens its position as a leader in engineering excellence and supports its goals for a more sustainable future.

What are your thoughts on this partnership and the future impact it might have? Leave your comments below.

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ByJustice Ohue
A writer and aviation journalist with a passion for engineering, storytelling, and the creative arts. Has a genuine interest in biomedical engineering—particularly at the intersection of biology and engineering.
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