Textron Ends Cessna TTX Production
An airplane that many owners came to appreciate for its crisp handling, sharp looks and, above all, speed is no longer available for sale after Textron Aviation ceased production of the Cessna TTx amid slow sales. Cessna produced only 23 of the model in 2017 after selling 31 in total the year before. The ballistic-parachute-equipped Cirrus SR22 consistently outsold the TTx by a wide margin.
This story is from the April 2018 edition of Flying.
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