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ANAC in Brazil gives go-ahead to G3 Vision
Unveiled in February 2026, the G3 Vision Jet introduces a fully reimagined interior with premium materials and expanded seating accommodations for seven people (six adults and one child).
The aircraft is a ‘personal jet’.

Cirrus' G3 Vision Jet has received type certificate approval from Brazil's national civil aviation authority, Agencia Nacional de Aviacao Civil (ANAC). This approval enables delivery and operation of the newest G3 Vision Jet in Brazil, bringing enhanced comfort, capability and technology to owners and operators throughout the region.

The G3 Vision Jet represents the latest evolution of the world's first single-engine Personal Jet, building on the aircraft's legacy of innovation with a reimagined cabin, expanded seating capacity, advanced flight deck technologies and more than 30 refinements designed to create a new era of smart and safe personal aviation.

“Receiving ANAC certification for the G3 Vision Jet is an important milestone for our customers in Brazil and throughout Latin America,” says Zean Nielsen, chief executive officer of Cirrus. “The Vision Jet continues to redefine personal aviation by combining industry-leading safety innovations with meaningful enhancements that improve every aspect of the ownership and flying experience. We are excited to bring the latest generation Vision Jet to the Brazilian market.”

Unveiled in February 2026, the G3 Vision Jet introduces a fully reimagined interior with premium materials and expanded seating accommodations for seven people (six adults and one child). A redesigned third-row bench seat increases mission flexibility while maintaining the spacious cabin environment that has become a hallmark of the Vision Jet. Enhanced ergonomics, integrated tray tables, personal device mounting locations and refined cabin finishes further elevate passenger comfort and productivity.

In the flight deck, the G3 Vision Jet adds new capabilities designed to reduce pilot workload and increase situational awareness. New features include ATC Datalink for text-based communication with air traffic control, Automatic Database Updates through Cirrus IQ PRO Advanced, Alerts-Linked Checklists, Taxiway Routing and 3D SafeTaxi airport guidance. The aircraft also features new Cirrus Spectra wingtips and exterior lighting that enhance visibility and ramp presence.

The G3 Vision Jet continues to deliver the safety technologies that have distinguished the platform, including the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS) and Safe Return Emergency Autoland. Combined with the Perspective Touch+ avionics suite, these systems help provide confidence and peace of mind for pilots and passengers alike.

With more than 700 Vision Jets delivered worldwide, the aircraft remains the best-selling jet in general aviation and continues to expand access to efficient, luxurious and reliable travel. The ANAC certification further strengthens Cirrus' commitment to serving customers in Brazil and supporting the continued growth of personal aviation in the region.

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