Bizav in MidEast in growth mode, Cessna shows
Cessna has provided firm evidence that business aviation in the Middle East is still in growth mode by delivering four of its Citation business jets to cus

Cessna has provided firm evidence that business aviation in the Middle East is still in growth mode by delivering four of its Citation business jets to customers here at the Dubai Airshow. The U.S. manufacturer also has announced a new product support initiative (see below).

Yesterday, Arab Wings of Jordan took delivery of a new Citation Sovereign, while Egyptian Aviation Academy received the first of four Mustangs it has on order and the Algerian government’s navigation authority ENNA got a new XLS+ model. On Sunday, local Citation distributor Wallan Aviation of Saudi Arabia assumed ownership of a Citation X jet, the first to be fitted with new elliptical winglets.
The winglets can deliver additional range of up to 480 nm carrying six passengers out of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The modification costs approximately $600,000, including installation.