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Aircraft & helicopter manufacturers · Mexico

Horizontec

Region
Latin America and the Caribbean
Country
Mexico
Segment
Aircraft & helicopter manufacturers
Verification
Desk verified
Website
https://horizontec.com.mx
Founded
2014

Horizontec is a Mexican original equipment manufacturer specialising in the design, engineering and production of light aircraft using advanced composite materials. Positioned within the general aviation segment, the firm focuses on the development of proprietary airframes intended for flight training, private transport and aerial surveillance missions. The organisation operates out of the Guanajuato aerospace cluster, contributing to the regional supply chain for high-performance carbon-fibre structures. The company is primarily recognised for the Halcón 2, a two-seater light sport aircraft designed to meet international certification standards. This programme follows the earlier Halcón 1 prototype, which served as a technology demonstrator for their manufacturing processes. While their primary customer base consists of domestic flight schools and private pilots, the organisation maintains collaborative links with regional technical universities and the Mexican Federation of the Aerospace Industry to foster local aeronautical engineering talent. Prospective buyers should verify the current status of certification under the relevant national aviation authority, such as the AFAC in Mexico, to ensure the aircraft meets specific operational requirements. Partners should assess the firm's production throughput and lead times for airframe components. It is also advisable to confirm the availability of maintenance support and spare parts logistics within the intended region of operation.

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