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July 09, 2008

Join Aero-TV For A Ringside Seat To The Historic First Flight Of The Cirrus Jet

Here's The REALLY Exclusive Coverage Of Cirrus Design's First Jet Test Flight

ANN had THE seat to the historic first flight of Cirrus Design's personal jet prototype, July 3rd, 2008. Not content to use the same generic pool video available to one and all, ANN put a team in Duluth, Minnesota for most of the week prior to the aircraft's first flight... with unparalleled access to the design team build crew, test pilots, and the management team that conceived this 21st century jet plane. ANN produced the first news and pix of the first flight to be offered anywhere in the world (even using our news Aero-Twitter" features within seconds of the takeoff!) and assigned one of its very best videographers, and E-I-C Jim Campbell, to oversee this important assignment -- on site.

ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (07.09.08)

Aero-Linx! 

collectSPACE is the leading online publication, resource site and online community for space history enthusiasts.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Term (07.09.08): Pressure Pattern Flying

Aero-Terms!

In general, an aircraft flight so planned and navigated as to take advantage of the flight-altitude winds (pressure pattern) to reduce flying time. As techniques have advanced, this concept has become increasingly referred to as minimal flight. Probably the most widely used method today is based upon the determination of D-values with pressure and radio altimeters while in flight.

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Aero-News: Quote of the Day (07.09.08)

"Probably the most important thing is to separate 'experimental' from 'dangerous.' They belong in two separate paragraphs."

Source: David Bjellos, described as an "aviation expert" with WPTV-5 in West Palm Beach, FL, cautioning people not to jump to conclusions about the safety of homebuilt aircraft following a Monday takeoff crash involving a Lancair IV-P. The accident, which killed the pilot, was the fourth fatal crash involving the type in three months.

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