New aircraft expands pilot certification program, offers more flexibility for training.
LAS VEGAS, NEV. – Flight school and aircraft rental company, All In Aviation, announces the expansion of its fleet with the addition of a 2019 Cirrus SR20 G6 aircraft, to be hangared at the company’s Henderson Executive Airport (HND) location.
The addition of this new plane will allow All In Aviation to expand its training services to meet the steady increase in demand and enrollment of new student pilots, while growing operations at the company’s HND location. Along with Cirrus maintenance partner Lone Mountain Aviation, All In Aviation is currently developing a 26-hangar facility at Henderson Executive Airport (HND). The first purpose-built, multi-use aviation facility of its kind at HND, the complex is scheduled to open in 2019.
This new SR20 is the seventh aircraft in All In Aviation’s exclusively Cirrus fleet, which also includes a 2018 SF50 Vision Jet, 2018 SR20 G6, 2016 SR22 G5, 2015 SR22G5, 2012 Cirrus SR22 G3 and 2008 Cirrus SR22.
Dedicated to growing and developing more pilots, All In Aviation offers the only Cirrus Aircraft flight training program in Southern Nevada, where most pilots are certified after completing 60-70 hours of training. Open to anyone, pilot training is conducted in the air, in a classroom setting, and in All In Aviation’s full-motion Cirrus Aircraft simulator – one of only two in existence. Comprehensive flight training services include: Private Pilot Training, Instrument Rating Training, Cirrus Transition Training, Recurrent Training, Airframe and Powerplant Differences Transition Training, and Ground School.
About the Cirrus Aircraft SR20 G6
Cirrus Aircraft touts the G6 single engine piston plane as the smartest, safest, most innovative general aviation aircraft available on the market. The SR20 features 215 horsepower, room for up to five passengers, and can fly for approximately three hours of travel time. Avionics include Cirrus Perspective+ by Garmin Cockpit with 10” Screens, Synthetic Vision Technology (SVT) and Flight stream flight planning. Safety features include whole airframe parachute system, airbags, full fuselage roll cage, and wingtip lighting.
The interior’s style, technology and comfort evoke a similar feel of riding in a luxury car. The aircraft’s standard features include expansive windows designed to accentuate optimal views from every seat in the cabin, leather seats, individual overhead lighting, air conditioning, Bluetooth and satellite connectivity and SiriusXM Weather and Audio.
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