Cirrus CEO Sees Simpler Flying As Key To Future Growth

two cirrus trac10 aircraft in flight

Cirrus has secured more than 140 TRAC10 orders backed by nonrefundable deposits.

Credit: Cirrus Aircraft
Cirrus Aircraft is looking beyond aircraft performance improvements as it eyes its next phase of growth, now focusing on making its aircraft easier to fly, own and maintain, CEO Zean Nielsen said in an interview with Aviation Week. Nielsen identified three investment priorities for the coming years...
Ben Goldstein

Based in Rhode Island, Ben covers advanced air mobility and is a contributor to Aviation Week’s Business Aviation & AAM Report.

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