iAERO
iAERO (formerly Icarus Aero Inc.) is a Canadian aerospace engineering company specializing in certified aircraft modifications, mission-system integration, and advanced manufacturing for defense, law enforcement, and air ambulance operators. The company should not be confused with iAero Airways, a separate U.S.-based airline that ceased operations in 2024.
iAERO focuses on enabling specialized aviation missions through tailored engineering solutions. Its core activities include avionics modernization, structural modification programs, and custom cabin interiors designed for operational roles such as medical evacuation, airborne surveillance, and law enforcement support. The company integrates advanced technologies including electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) systems, powered stretcher-lift mechanisms, and retractable airborne mounts.
The firm operates under recognized regulatory approvals, holding certification as a Transport Canada Design Approval Organization (DAO) and Approved Manufacturing Organization (AMO). Through these credentials, iAERO delivers fully certified solutions in coordination with international regulators such as the Federal Aviation Administration and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency. Headquartered at Muskoka Airport (also known as Little Norway Airport, YQA), the company serves both domestic and international clients. In late 2025, it adopted the name “iAERO” as part of a rebranding initiative intended to reflect its emphasis on innovation, systems integration, and intelligence-driven aerospace solutions.
iAERO focuses on enabling specialized aviation missions through tailored engineering solutions. Its core activities include avionics modernization, structural modification programs, and custom cabin interiors designed for operational roles such as medical evacuation, airborne surveillance, and law enforcement support. The company integrates advanced technologies including electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) systems, powered stretcher-lift mechanisms, and retractable airborne mounts.
The firm operates under recognized regulatory approvals, holding certification as a Transport Canada Design Approval Organization (DAO) and Approved Manufacturing Organization (AMO). Through these credentials, iAERO delivers fully certified solutions in coordination with international regulators such as the Federal Aviation Administration and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency. Headquartered at Muskoka Airport (also known as Little Norway Airport, YQA), the company serves both domestic and international clients. In late 2025, it adopted the name “iAERO” as part of a rebranding initiative intended to reflect its emphasis on innovation, systems integration, and intelligence-driven aerospace solutions.
