Fleet Adoption EVAS is already deployed across a diverse and influential customer base including major airlines, cargo operators, the U.S. military, FAA, and Gulfstream-certified platforms, creating a clear retrofit and expansion opportunity. Target additional fleets for retrofits and ongoing service plans, offering installation, maintenance, and pilot training bundles. Pursue co-selling and integration opportunities with OEMs on new aircraft programs to drive broader market adoption.

Training Partnerships Leverage existing training and distribution partnerships with Dynamic Advanced Training, Aircrew Academy, Casp Aerospace, and Embraer to accelerate EVAS adoption. Opportunities include bundling EVAS with pilot and maintenance training curricula, selling through training organizations to flight schools and corporate aviation centers, and expanding reseller relationships to reach new operator segments.

Growth Financing Stephens Group investment signals growth capital to scale R&D, platform certification, and go-to-market efforts. This supports larger deals and potential add-on acquisitions. Use the backing to broaden regional reach, strengthen sales and marketing, and pursue bundled offerings with partners to win multi-aircraft fleets.

OEM Partnerships OEM-aligned strategy with Embraer and other distributors suggests a path to deeper integration in new aircraft programs and business jet platforms. Opportunity for co-development or standard-sets with OEMs, expanding EVAS as a recommended safety feature across fleets, including high-profile manufacturers.

Regulatory Demand Regulatory and market demand for cockpit smoke protection is persistent, with FAA emphasis on higher cockpit protection standards and broad safety concerns driving adoption. EVAS’s extensive certifications and proven field use provide a strong ROI argument for airlines, cargo carriers, and military customers to upgrade fleets and reduce in-flight risk.