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Cirrus Aircraft Selects Knoxville for 'Vision' Customer Center
The new Vision Center will open at Knoxville McGhee Tyson Airport in the second quarter of 2016.
Cirrus' new "Vision Center" in Knoxville facility will be “a flagship location for all Cirrus Aircraft pilot, owner and customer activities.” It will include a design center where buyers can customize their SF50, a service center, sales and product support staff, an FBO and type-rating training in a level-D full-motion simulator built by CAE, as well as host company social events. (Photo: Cirrus Aircraft)
Cirrus' new "Vision Center" in Knoxville facility will be “a flagship location for all Cirrus Aircraft pilot, owner and customer activities.” It will include a design center where buyers can customize their SF50, a service center, sales and product support staff, an FBO and type-rating training in a level-D full-motion simulator built by CAE, as well as host company social events. (Photo: Cirrus Aircraft)

At a ceremony this morning in Knoxville, Tenn., Cirrus Aircraft co-founder and CEO Dale Klapmeier, Tennessee governor Bill Haslam and Economic and Community Development commissioner Randy Boyd announced plans to build a customer center for all Cirrus aircraft, including the single-engine Vision SF50 jet, at McGhee Tyson Airport. Cirrus quietly evaluated 30 airport locations in 15 states before choosing Knoxville.


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