[JYO] The first G1000 Diamond Star will reside at Leesburg...

FYI

Ed

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Ed,

Thank you for distribution of our FREE Garmin G1000 Seminars at Leesburg and 
Manassas. We were pleased to sponsor these presentations on Garmin's new all 
glass, fully integrated avionics system. Thanks to your distribution to 
Leesburg Pilots, we had great turn outs at both AV-ED and Aviation Adventures. 
Special thanks to Matt Harrah from Garmin for coming out from Kansas to show 
the 
local pilots all about this amazing glass cockpit.

The new Flying magazine (Jan '04) and the new AOPA magazine (Jan '04) feature 
articles on the Diamond Star and the G1000. The Diamond Star is the first 
general Aviation aircraft to receive certification. JYO's own Mid-Atlantic 
Diamond (subsidiary of Blue Sky Aviation, Inc) has the distinction of receiving 
the 
very first G1000 Star. National press releases will note that it will reside 
right here at Leesburg Executive Airport. It will be here at Leesburg sometime 
in Early April. We plan to host a demonstration/display in Leesburg once it 
arrives.

For general reference, Mid-Atlantic Diamond will be making a powerpoint 
presentation on our Diamond business as the top performing Diamond distributor 
in 
the world for three consecutive years at the 1/20/04 Leesburg Airport 
Commission meeting.

Here is the url for the AOPA article for anyone interested in more on the 
Diamond Star's G1000. Thanks Again Ed please distribute this note.

http://www.aopa.org/pilot/features/feature.html

Mark E. Peters
President
Mid-Atlantic Diamond

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