Cirrus manufactures the TRAC10 aircraft, which features a turbocharged Rotax engine, at its headquarters in Duluth.
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Updated Jul 18
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Cirrus manufactures the TRAC10 aircraft, which features a turbocharged Rotax engine, at its headquarters in Duluth.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Cirrus aircraft features Alcantara seat inserts, a Spinner-to-Tail Warranty, and is equipped with a Continental/Tanis turbocharged engine.Sub-event
Cirrus is manufacturing the TRAC10 aircraft using Rotax engines in Duluth, with US deliveries starting in 2027.1 source
Cirrus unveiled the TRAC10, a new purpose-built flight training aircraft.1 source