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Crane to provide brake control system for new Cessna Latitude business jets

09/06/2012

Press releaseIssued by Crane Aerospace & Electronics (Hydro-Aire).

Crane Aerospace & Electronics, a segment of Crane Co. (NYSE:CR), has been selected by Cessna Aircraft to provide the brake control system for the new Citation Latitude mid-size business jet.

"Crane is pleased to extend its long term relationship with Cessna. Our experience providing brake control systems on numerous Citation products will ensure we provide a system for the Latitude with optimum braking performance," said David Bailey, vice president of Landing Systems Solutions for Crane Aerospace & Electronics.

"The Citation Latitude is a game-changer for the mid-size segment, offering the payload, speed and range the market requires with an unmatched cabin experience at this price point," said Brad Thress, senior vice president, Cessna Business Jets.

Preliminary specifications project the aircraft will operate at airports with runways as short as 3,900 feet (1,189 meters).

First flight of the Citation Latitude prototype is expected to be mid-year 2014, with FAA certification (Part 25) and entry into service expected in 2015.

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