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Company announcements from Little Hawk Logistics. For media enquiries, contact Eric Walden at eric@littlehawklogistics.com or 434-825-4070.

29 August 2026

Little Hawk Logistics adds a 2017 Daher TBM 910 to the charter fleet

Little Hawk Logistics LLC has added a 2017 Daher TBM 910, registration N910VM, to its fleet. The aircraft entered revenue service in July 2026 and joins two TBM 900s flying from Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport. Little Hawk has flown the Daher TBM since 2014 and the TBM 900 series exclusively since.

The addition brings the company to three aircraft and is the largest single capacity increase in its history. N910VM is configured for up to five passengers and is dispatched under Part 135 with a 1,250-nautical-mile range including alternate and fuel reserves.

“Adding a third aircraft is about being available when our clients call,” said Eric Walden, founder and president. “The TBM does something very few aircraft do well — it flies at near-jet speed into the small airports our clients actually want to use, at a cost that makes short-haul private travel make sense again.”

N910VM is also the western aircraft for the company’s Scottsdale market test. See the fleet →

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December 2024

Little Hawk Logistics moves to 45 North Aviation after ten years with Meridian Air Group

Little Hawk Logistics LLC has moved its charter operations to the FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate of 45 North Aviation, certificate number 9CCA698M. The last flight under the previous arrangement was flown at the end of December 2024.

The move closes ten years with Meridian Air Group. Little Hawk signed its management contract with Meridian in April 2014 and flew its first TBM that same month. It then took eleven months to get the aircraft signed off by the FAA for charter service, and Little Hawk carried its first charter passengers in March 2015.

“Meridian Air Group believed in me when I came to them with the unproven idea to put a TBM into charter service,” said Eric Walden, founder and president of Little Hawk Logistics. “Their support and partnership allowed me to build the foundation of what we have today.”

The transition changed the certificate holder. It did not change the fleet, the crew or the flying — the same aircraft, the same pilots and the same clients carried on without interruption. Little Hawk Logistics is a charter agency and is not an air carrier; all flights are operated under the Part 135 certificate of 45 North Aviation. About the company →