At AERO Friedrichshafen 2026, AURA AERO announced the signing of the first firm order for its INTEGRAL S from OK AVIATION, an operator based in the Czech Republic. With the INTEGRAL R and INTEGRAL S models on display at the show, the French manufacturer has reached a major commercial milestone for its range of next-generation light aircraft. This order illustrates the market’s growing interest in aerobatic-capable training aircraft designed to meet the needs of flight schools, flying clubs, and private operators.
“This first firm order for INTEGRAL S is a major milestone for AURA AERO. It confirms the market’s concrete interest in this next-generation training aircraft, designed for the real-world needs of flight schools. At Friedrichshafen, we’re seeing a high level of interest in the INTEGRAL family, and this signing transforms that interest into tangible commercial momentum,” said Jérémy Caussade, President and co-founder of AURA AERO.
Since 1990, OK AVIATION Group is a well-established player in the private aviation sector in the Czech Republic. Based at Příbram Airport, the group offers a comprehensive range of private aviation services, including aircraft sales, training, maintenance, and charter services.
OK AVIATION’s choice of INTEGRAL S demonstrates the interest of experienced operators in an aircraft capable of meeting a variety of needs, from training to more technical flights, while delivering a high level of safety and operational efficiency.
“We are excited to bring INTEGRAL S and other AURA AERO products to the Czech Republic. We can see solid demand for a modern multi-purpose training aircraft, with UPRT and other advanced training capabilities. We are looking forward to building a long-lasting partnership with AURA RERO”, said Lubomir Cornak, President and CEO of OK AVIATION Group.
INTEGRAL S is a side-by-side two-seat training aircraft with aerobatic capabilities, designed to meet the needs of modern flight schools. With a wide flight envelope and precise controls, it enables effective progress for both students and experienced pilots. Designed to set the standard for safety, it features a whole airframe parachute and a reinforced structure. Its ergonomic cockpit and onboard technologies facilitate learning and debriefing, while its wood-carbon design helps reduce operating costs. INTEGRAL S thus positions itself as a next-generation solution for the renewal of light aircraft fleets.
CS-23 certification and the first deliveries of INTEGRAL S are expected this year.
