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Cirrus opens new sales office in France
Cirrus France is the OEM's first location outside of the US, and officially launched at the end of March. It will put the SR series and Vision Jet aircraft in front of new and existing French customers.
Regional sales director Cedric Dupont.

Cirrus Aircraft has established Cirrus France, a new and dedicated regional sales office offering French customers an ideally located aircraft sales location. The office, based at the Valenciennes-Denain airport in the country's northeast, will be led by Cedric Dupont who has been appointed as regional sales director.

Cirrus Aircraft is committed to the French general aviation market, with its rich aviation culture and ongoing demand for high-performance, luxury aircraft coupled with industry-leading safety features. Cirrus France complements the existing European network of Cirrus sales agents, training centres and authorised service centres.

The company plans to host Discover Cirrus events at regional airports for existing and prospective customers interested in connecting with the Cirrus Aircraft team, owners and pilots and to learn more about the Cirrus Life.

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