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Mon, Mar 22, 2010

Cessna Citation Service Centers Earn Sixth Consecutive FAA Diamond Award

Recognition Goes To All Eight Domestic Service Centers

All eight of Cessna's domestic Citation Service Centers have earned the Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT) Employer Diamond Award of Excellence from the FAA, the company announced Thursday. This is the sixth consecutive year Cessna has received the award for all its U.S.-based service centers.

“Our customers must feel confident the work on their airplane is being done by talented, well-trained technicians and that is what this designation signifies,” said Stan Younger, Cessna’s vice president of Service Facilities. “It also signals the company’s commitment to maintain a service network second to none.”

In 2009 the FAA increased the requirements to receive the Award of Excellence. To achieve Diamond Award status, 100 percent of each facility’s certified maintenance technicians must receive an individual AMT Certificate of Training.

Cessna’s Citation Service Centers operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week and are located in key regions of the country, providing full Citation aircraft maintenance and service as well as remote service through ServiceDirect, a program offering service options that bring Citation service directly to the customer location.

FMI: www.cessna.com

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