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CAA: GA News, "Cessna creates learn-to-fly Web site"
Wednesday, April 12, 2000
Cessna creates learn-to-fly Web site
The Wichita Eagle
Cessna Aircraft Co. has launched an Internet site as part of an advertising
effort to attract new pilots to Cessna Pilot Centers.
The advertising is running in lifestyle and business publications this
month.
The Web site, www.startflyingcessna.com, includes information on how to get
started, along with details on how to get a loan for flight instruction from
Sallie Mae, a corporation that specializes in educational loans. The site
includes an online loan application.
"We are confident that visitors to the new learn-to-fly Web site will have a
very fulfilling experience," said Curt Thomas, manager of Cessna Pilot
Centers.
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