August 21st, 2006
Cirrus last month announced a new version of the SR22, the Cirrus Signature edition. The Signature Edition Cirrus has red and yellow stripes, black leather seats, custom floor mats, and other highlights. The new version also includes options for the Turbo package as well as a ASC-II Hartzell composite prop and oxygen system.
“The Cirrus team […]
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July 21st, 2006
Over at AeroNews there is some scoop that there will soon be a Turbo Cirrus, the Cirrus Turbo SR22. The turbonormalization system will be supplied by Tornado Alley Turbo.
“Our collaboration with Tornado Alley Turbo has been invaluable. The knowledge, insight and expertise they provided was significant in the creation of the Cirrus Turbo,” said Cirrus […]
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July 20th, 2006
Cessna has announced they will take the wraps off of their new plane marking their entry into the LSA market on Monday at 9:30. (At Oshkosh of course.) Cessna will then hold a news conference where they are expected to talk about the aircraft as well as release details about new prop aircraft they are […]
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July 20th, 2006
Starplulse has an article questioning if Angelina Jolie should be flying a Cirrus. Of course I question how much the author knows about the Cirrus since he referred to it as a “speedy jet”. Yes it is speedy… jet it is not. ;)
Specifically they question her experience saying that she has 80 hours in a […]
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July 20th, 2006
Since taking over Flight Service Stations last fall there hasn’t been too much conversation about Lockheed Martin’s services. Recently they announced a new website for AFSS. The website contains contact information for each of the regions, a general overview of the services they provide, and also a contact form where you can submit your comments […]
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July 7th, 2006
Further indicating that Cessna is serious about producing a light sport aircraft we are now hearing that they have joined the Light Aircraft Manufacturers Association.
“We have all the important producers in the emerging light sport aviation industry, so as Cessna studies the opportunities, we believe that aligning with LAMA was the right thing to do.” […]
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April 28th, 2006
The General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) has reported a strong first quarter for the General Aviation industry. Billings for the quarter were up almost 40% over the same period last year. Total airplanes shipped increased by almost 35%.
“These positive figures, if sustained, are an indication that the year will be a solid one for general […]
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April 26th, 2006
In case you couldn’t be there to hear it yourslef, the FAA has posted a copy of Marion Blakey’s speech at Sun-n-Fun. During the speech, the Administrator talked about safety, Light Sport rules, and FAA funding as they pertain to GA.
Let me use this opportunity to tip my hat to the GA community for helping […]
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April 17th, 2006
Glasair has announced a new builder assist program for their Sportsman 2+2 aircraft where you can go from taxi the aircraft you build within two weeks and fly it in about three. The program was recently “beta tested” and Marc Cook took his first flight in 22 days.
“During the two weeks, customers are immersed in […]
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April 15th, 2006
Cirrus announced that their popular SR22 aircraft now offers air conditioning through the integrated HVAC system.
“We are excited to offer air-conditioning as original equipment for the CIRRUS SR22. Now our customers can take advantage of this high-value option at a lower price than an aftermarket installation. This announcement demonstrates CIRRUS’ tradition […]
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