Fri, Mar 12, 2004
Domestic and International Citation Customer Conference
The owners and operators of 4,100 Cessna Citations are invited
to attend the 31st Citation Customer Conference in Wichita, Kansas,
April 26-28. The conference will focus on technical and special
workshop sessions for the owners and operators of the Citation
model 750 (Citation X); Citation model 650 series (Citation III,
VI, and VII); Citation model 560XL (Citation Excel); Citation model
560 series (Citation V, Ultra and Encore); Citation model 550/S550
series (Citation II, S/II, II SP, and Bravo); Citation model 525
series (CitationJet, CJ1, and CJ2); and Citation model 500 series
(Citation 500, I, I/SP).
Registration for the Wichita Conference can be found at www.custconf.cessna.com.
In addition to program updates for each model, the following
special interest topics will be presented at the conference:
- Stress and the Pilot: Recognizing and
dealing with stress more effectively.
- Upcoming Avionics Mandates: What avionics
regulations have and will occur, and status on Cessna's solutions
for
compliance.
- EGPWS Workshop: TAWS software modifications
and Runway Awareness & Advisory System applications.
- Citation Sovereign Product Overview:
Discussing the various systems of the Citation Sovereign.
- Tire Care and Maintenance: How to get more
wear out of your aircraft's tires.
- Sovereign Citation Diagnostic and
Maintenance System (CDMS) Operation: CDMS demonstration. CDMS
gives
technician real time diagnostics on ground and in
flight.
In an effort to cater to its European clientele, Cessna
will also conduct maintenance and operations roundtable discussions
at the annual EBACE Conference held in Geneva, Switzerland, from
May 25-27. These discussions will address specific European
operator requirements, as well as review the topics presented in
April at the Wichita Citation Customer Conference.
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