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Cirrus Debuts Final Interior for Vision Jet
What makes this interior different is its flexibility.
For the cabin of the Vision Jet Cirrus turned its attention to flexibility: the modular seating can be configured for four, five or six passengers, plus the pilot. (Photo: Cirrus Jet)
For the cabin of the Vision Jet Cirrus turned its attention to flexibility: the modular seating can be configured for four, five or six passengers, plus the pilot. (Photo: Cirrus Jet)

Duluth, Minnesota-based Cirrus Aircraft chose Sun ’n’ Fun 2016 as the spot to debut its final production interior for the soon-to-be certified Cirrus Vision Jet, which is powered by a single Williams International FJ33-5A jet engine, producing 1,800 pounds of thrust. According to Ben Kowalski, Cirrus v-p of marketing for the jet program, the company holds close to 600 orders for the nearly $2 million jet. He told AIN that he expects type certification by the end of the second quarter, with production ramping up quickly thereafter. The company goal is to produce 125 Vision Jets a year, though Kowalski was quick to note that would not be the production rate in the beginning.