DULUTH — Cirrus Aircraft recently expanded with a new 60,000-square-foot warehousing center and began construction of an $8 million engine run-up center expected to be completed and operational in summer 2027.
The new warehouse expands Cirrus’ operational capabilities to store aircraft parts, upgrades and accessories. It also creates more space for continued aircraft production, service and innovation. The facility consolidates multiple satellite warehouse locations into a centralized operation.
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“As our fleet continues to grow around the world, we are investing in the infrastructure and capabilities needed to support our aircraft and owners throughout the ownership experience,” Chief Executive Officer Zean Nielsen said in a news release. “The Cirrus Warehousing Center gives our teams greater capacity and efficiency while supporting our production goals, continued innovation, and growing upgrades and accessories business.”
On Wednesday, Cirrus also broke ground on its new 15,000-square-foot Aircraft Engine Run-Up Center to test SR Series, Vision Jet and TRAC10 engine system functionality, performance and fuel calibration as part of the aircraft certification process.
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