Cessna Finance has introduced new lower-rate financing for Cessna piston singles and Caravan turboprops. The program, which applies only to 2009 purchases, covers the Cessna 172, 182 and 206 high-wing pistons; the Corvalis and Corvalis TT high-performance low-wing pistons; and the 208/208B Caravan/ Grand Caravan turboprops.
Information about the program is available through authorized Cessna propeller aircraft dealers or by contacting Cessna Finance. Cessna is exhibiting here at the NBAA static display at Orlando Executive Airport.
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