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Mon, Jul 28, 2003

Cessna Names New Single Engine Aircraft Sales Representatives And Pilot Centers

New Sales Teams, New Training Centers

As we head into Oshkosh week, Cessna has appointed two new single engine piston aircraft Sales Team Authorized Representatives (CSTAR) and eight new Cessna Pilot Centers (CPC).

Central Charter de Colombia, located in Bogota, Colombia, and G-Force Aerospace Ltd., located in Ramat-Gan, Israel, have been named CSTARs. They are responsible for the sales of Cessna's full line of single engine piston aircraft in Colombia and Israel, respectively.

Cessna recently approved eight new flight schools as Cessna Pilot Centers:

  • Air Associates, Harrisonville (MO)
  • Falcon Flight Center, Daytona Beach (FL)
  • Huntsville Flight Center, Huntsville (AL)
  • Olean Cattaraugus Aviation, Inc., Olean (NY)
  • Palm Beach Flight Training, Lantana (FL)
  • Paradise Jet Support, Marathon (FL)
  • Stratos Aviation, Inc., Lubbock (TX)
  • Tailwind Flight Centre, Chandler (AZ)

Right now, there are 279 CPCs worldwide. Students taking flight training at CPCs use Cessna's Computer Based Instruction program, the only integrated flight training system on the market.  A student's progress is tracked through Cessna's exclusive course management module.

Cessna's training material is produced by King Schools, Inc., of San Diego (CA).

FMI: www.textron.com, www.cessna.com

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