First Kodiak Series II With Aerocet Amphibious Floats On Static Display In The Northeastern U.S.

Clay Lacy Aviation will display the all-new Kodiak 100, Series II on June 21 at the NBAA Regional Forum at Westchester County Airport in White Plains, New York. Introduced on May 30, the Series II builds on the success of the previous Kodiak with a robust list of block change enhancements. Advanced features include Garmin’s next generation G1000NXi, Angle-of-Attack indexer, digital 4-in-1 standby, Flight Stream 510, and an extensive list of new creature comforts.

The Kodiak Series II on static display at the forum will feature Aerocet 6650 carbon fiber amphibious floats. It is ideal for flights to Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, East Hampton, Coastal Maine or the any of the region’s lakes, rivers or ocean destinations.

“We are proud to be part of an exciting new chapter for this remarkable, class-leading aircraft,” said Chris Hand, Clay Lacy’s Senior Vice President for the Northeast Region. “Many of our private jet owners have discovered the Kodiak to be a perfect complement to their business and personal travel needs, whether for short shuttle trips or flights to remote or hard-to-access destinations.”

“Our authorized dealers must meet exacting standards for aviation excellence, maintenance expertise and service, which is why we have partnered with Clay Lacy,” said Jonathan Payne, SVP Sales and Marketing, Quest Aircraft Company. “We know that Kodiak buyers and owners can rely on Clay Lacy for an unsurpassed customer experience.”

“We have a long history of designing and building advanced composite floats for Kodiak aircraft,” added Matt Sigfrinius, VP Sales, Aerocet, Inc. “Our 6650 amphibious floats or 6750 straight floats are the perfect complements to the new Kodiak 100 Series II.”

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