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Lichtenstein/Saxony, August 6, 2009 – CENTURION has obtained approval for its 1.7 and 2.0 liter engines in Brazil. Thus the CENTURION engine is now certified in all of the important countries involved in general aviation.
“Brazil in particular represents a very interesting market for us,” explained CENTURION chairman of the board Jasper M. Wolffson. “Due to its economic growth and geographic conditions there is above average demand for economic small aircraft.”

With approval by ANAC, the Brazilian aviation authority, CENTURION engines are now certified in 61 countries throughout the world – in other words, all of the important countries involved in regulated general aviation. “Now there is hardly a place in the world where CENTURION is not on the map,” says Wolffson. Type approval (STC) by ANAC for the Cessna 172 and Piper PA 28 is also expected soon.

Altogether, more than 1,000 CENTURION 2.0 engines are currently in operation in Piper, Cessna, Robin and Diamond aircraft worldwide and have completed more than 300,000 flying hours. Not only private customers, but particularly flight schools appreciate the economical consumption offered by this kerosene/diesel engine.


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About CENTURION
CENTURION is the leading brand for certified, kerosene (diesel) piston aircraft engines for general aviation. CENTURION engines were the first in the world to be approved for kerosene piston engines. A global network of more than 300 authorized service centers is also available to CENTURION pilots. The more than 2,000 CENTURION engines in operation have to date completed more than 1.6 million flying hours altogether.

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Press contact:
Sebastian Glaser
möller pr GmbH
Telefon: +49 (0)221 80 10 87-80
Email: sg@moeller-pr.de
www.moeller-pr.de

Press Contact
Emmanuel Davidson
Tel 1.: +1 251 623 8236
Tel 2.: +336 4823 5559
Email: edavidson@continental.aero

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