Cessna To Build Skycatcher Overseas Despite Cheap Dollar

On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 21:32:25 +0100, Stefan
wrote in :

Larry Dighera schrieb:

Because of the evidence provided recently of foreign made goods being
below standard.

Surely you mean Japanese made cars... or German made gliders... or
Austrian made airplanes (Diamond)... or Swiss made airplanes
(Pilatus)... no, wait, Airbus... whatever.

True those countries have reputations for superior products, but some
of the countries Cessna is considering don't:


http://www.kansas.com/107/story/236262.html
Cessna spokesman Bob Stangarone said company officials traveled to
Argentina, Australia, China, the Czech Republic, India and Poland
to search for a place to build the plane.

Larry Dighera schrieb:

True those countries have reputations for superior products, but some
of the countries Cessna is considering don't:

Argentina, Australia, China, the Czech Republic, India and Poland
to search for a place to build the plane.

The Czech Zlins come to mind, flown by the Czech aerobatic world
champion Ladislav Bezák.
Also the Polish Swift S-1 or MDM-1 Fox come to mind, flown by the Polish
glilder aerobatic world champion Jerzy Makula.
Can't remember an Indian airplane just now, but they have pretty good
software engineers...

Can't remember an Indian airplane just now, but they have pretty good
software engineers...

IndUS SLSA (though actually a Thorp design)

X-Air Ultralight/Experimental




"Stefan" wrote in message
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Larry Dighera schrieb:

True those countries have reputations for superior products, but some
of the countries Cessna is considering don't:

Argentina, Australia, China, the Czech Republic, India and Poland
to search for a place to build the plane.

The Czech Zlins come to mind, flown by the Czech aerobatic world champion
Ladislav Bezák.
Also the Polish Swift S-1 or MDM-1 Fox come to mind, flown by the Polish
glilder aerobatic world champion Jerzy Makula.
Can't remember an Indian airplane just now, but they have pretty good
software engineers...