Sun, Jul 31, 2005
ANN Announces The First Of Our 2005 AirVenture Special Coverage
Major Sponsors: Cirrus Design
Ok... we've already
told you how cool this year's coverage is going to be and how hard
we've been working... but we did we mention (enough) just how
expensive it is to support nearly a dozen people, cart them halfway
across the country, and then make sure that they're fed and watered
on a somewhat regular basis?
Well... take our word for it -- this is no small endeavor... and
a really costly one, to boot. So that's why we're so thrilled (OK,
relieved) to speak up and thank the folks who are paying the bills
this week. Some of the finest companies in the business have ponied
up some very serious bucks so that YOU can read the most
comprehensive coverage we know how to offer.
The first of our MAJOR sponsors is one of the best friends ANN
has... Cirrus Design.
Even if you've been living in a remote cave on an otherwise
uninhabited island off lower Botswana, you'd still have to know
that Cirrus Design that is turning this industry on it's ear right
now. More important; we know a few things that we can't quite tell
you yet that are going to make this company even more notable than
it already is... and that's a REALLY tough thing to do. Cirrus
Design is poised to make a number of announcements (again!) that
are going to have an amazing effect on this industry and help to
revitalize the world of general aviation and put more capable safer
airplanes into the hands of flyers all over the world...
Visit the CIRRUS booth located
at the
EAA AirVenture Main Gate (Booths 15-22)
Stay tuned to ANN to get the inside details AS THESE STORIES
BREAK.
Take my word for it... these folks are really setting this
business on a dramatic new course. Hence, we are SO pleased to
welcome Cirrus Design as a Major Sponsor for our 2005 Coverage of
the EAA AirVenture Fly-In.
Please support our generous sponsors as they support our efforts
to keep you up to date on one of the aviation world's most exciting
events.
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