Airshares SR-20

("Andrew Gideon" wrote)
But, just to be mean to myself, what are they planning to charge for their
-20s?


Price g

[2002]
In April, at Sun 'n Fun in Lakeland, Florida, Cirrus announced:
The new SR20 ver 2.0, an all-electric aircraft, will be available in 2003

http://www.cirrusdesign.com/aboutus/timeline/index.html
[2002] Sun 'n Fun announcement link (above)

Have the 20s gone all electric yet? Is it an option? Is it still to come?

I haven't kept up ...

Where are they at with diesel plans? HP? 20-D? 22-D?

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Montblack
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Montblack,

Have the 20s gone all electric yet? Is it an option? Is it still to come?

They are all electric now. Avidyne Entegra PFD is an option.


Where are they at with diesel plans? HP? 20-D? 22-D?


sma insists that Cirrus is going with their absurdly overpriced 230 HP
engine. I have doubts. The Thielert 300-hp is still at least two years from
certification, I guess. A Diesel Cirrus might use the longer wings of the
22, even with lower HP than the 22 now has. Everybody seems to agree that
it will be named the -21.

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Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

("Thomas Borchert" wrote)
Where are they at with diesel plans? HP? 20-D? 22-D?


sma insists that Cirrus is going with their absurdly overpriced 230 HP
engine. I have doubts. The Thielert 300-hp is still at least two years
from
certification, I guess. A Diesel Cirrus might use the longer wings of the
22, even with lower HP than the 22 now has. Everybody seems to agree that
it will be named the -21.


Original post asked: what are they planning to charge for their -20s?

Looking back, I thought it said: What are they planning to *change* for
their -20s?

My answer was Price.

Doh!

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Montblack
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