Parade of Planes Descends on Atlanta

FLYING Staff

Tuesday, June 08, 2010 at 02:33 AM ET

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Key Takeaways:

Flying Magazine's Parade of Planes is a free aviation event held on June 11th & 12th at Gwinnett County Airport in the Atlanta Metro area, designed as a regional "superstore."
The event showcases a wide array of new aircraft, from Light Sport to business jets, and features "Flyer's Resources" for upgrades like avionics, custom interiors, flight planning, and flight training.
Attendees can access a "Buyer's Resources Team" for tax, finance, brokerage, and insurance advice, plus a service from the Aircraft Partnership Association for connecting pilots interested in cost-sharing.

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Whether you’re in the market for a new or pre-owned aircraft or are interested in upgrading an aircraft you already own, Flying Magazine’s Parade of Planes delivers. On June 11th & 12th, Flying will create a regional aviation superstore in the Atlanta Metro area [Gwinnett County Airport — KLZU] to make it easy for consumers to compare and contrast some of the most popular aircraft, upgrades and services available on the market. New aircraft on display include Light Sport Aircraft, piston singles and twins, single and twin-engine turboprops, and business jets (including a scheduled Saturday appearance of the new Embraer Phenom 300 currently featured on the cover of Flying). In addition to the aircraft exhibitors, a select group of Flyer’s Resources will be on site to discuss avionics upgrades, custom interiors & paint, flight planning/tracking, flight training, parts & accessories and more. A premier Buyer’s Resources Team can also assist aircraft consumers with tax advice, finance options, brokerage services and insurance quotes. The Aircraft Partnership Association also offers a free service to help connect pilots interested in sharing the cost of ownership and reducing the cost of flying. For a complete list of exhibitors, event location and hours, visit www.paradeofplanes.com and click on the Events page. Flying Magazine’s Parade of Planes is free but on-line pre-registration is encouraged.