Deutsche Aircraft is partnering with management consultancy Kepner-Tregoe to support its organizational development as the 40-seater D328eco turboprop it is developing advances toward certification and market entry.
Under the agreement, Kepner-Tregoe will deliver executive and management programs designed to develop structured decision-making and problem-solving capability across the Germany-based manufacturer.
The partnership follows the rollout of the first D328eco TAC1 prototype and continued progress on the company’s final assembly line in Leipzig.
Nico Neumann, CEO of Deutsche Aircraft, said, “As we advance the D328eco and expand our industrial footprint, building a resilient and capable organization is a central part of our strategy. Kepner-Tregoe brings a proven methodology that complements our focus on disciplined thinking, clarity, and high-quality execution.”
The D328eco is a next-generation regional turboprop based on the Dornier 328 platform. Deutsche Aircraft is developing the type with a focus on improved fuel efficiency and reduced operating costs, with final assembly planned at a dedicated facility in Leipzig.
The first D328eco aircraft was rolled out in May. The company plans for the aircraft to enter into service by the end of 2027.
