Wed, Nov 26, 2014
While at NBAA2014, ANN CEO and Editor-In-Chief, Jim Campbell, visited with Mark Fairchild, the general manager and director of sales and customer service for SyberJet Aircraft.
Their SJ30 corporate jet promises to be the hot rod of the light corporate jets, and Campbell wanted to know how the development program is coming along.
Fairchild said they are planning to fly their flight test airplane with the new SyberVision and other cockpit improvements addressing form, fit, and feel for the cockpit crew. First flight of this test airplane is planned for early next year with certification planned for the year 2016. In this video you’ll see a detailed mockup of the cockpit in its new luxurious configuration.
Fairchild tells us the SJ30i will be the first jet in production followed later on by a variation with a different engine. In this video, Fairchild goes on to discuss other features of the SJ30 that SyberJet claims will set it apart from other light Jets. He also details the performance capabilities of this light jet which include 12 psi pressurization, quick climb, and high speed. Watch this video and get a good idea of what the future holds.
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