ACCESS Newswire·Nov 5, 2026, 8:00 AM ET

Horizon Aircraft Signs MOU With Constance Lake First Nation to Bring Lifesaving Medical Aircraft to Remote and Isolated Indigenous Communities

New Horizon Aircraft Ltd. signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Constance Lake First Nation to advance the potential purchase of Cavorite X7 aircraft for critical air services in Northern Ontario.
The initiative aims to provide faster, all-weather medevac & patient transfer services, cutting transport times in half compared to existing helicopter operations.
The Cavorite X7 is designed to fly routes at twice the speed of helicopters without requiring a runway.
The aircraft targets Instrument Flight Rules & Flight Into Known Icing certification to operate in cold, snow, & low-visibility conditions common to the region.
Constance Lake First Nation Chief Rick Allen emphasized that the partnership will deliver reliable, year-round emergency care & address delays that have previously resulted in lost lives.
Horizon Aircraft CEO Brandon Robinson stated the made-in-Canada aircraft could become a national model for improving critical air services in remote Indigenous communities.
Constance Lake First Nation is an Oji-Cree & Cree community of approximately 1,800 members located near Hearst in Treaty 9 territory.
Horizon Aircraft is developing a hybrid-electric VTOL aircraft intended to scale production for operators, emergency service providers, & military customers upon successful certification.