Ibis Aerospace

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Ibis Aerospace is a 50-50 joint venture created on July 1, 1997, between Aero of the Czech Republic and AIDC of Taiwan to manufacture and market the Aero-designed Ae 270 turboprop civil utility aircraft.

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