
Elixir Aircraft now converts pre-orders into firm orders after recent US certification in July 2025. With over 200 pre-orders in the United States, first deliveries are scheduled to Cirrus Aviation early this year. This Florida-based flight training organization was the first to invest in the modern 4th generation aircraft with an initial order of ten. The first two Elixir aircraft are on schedule to be delivered this Spring, 2026.
Cirrus Aviation, based in Sarasota, Florida, has been a leading US flight training organization for more than thirty years. As part of its long-term fleet renewal strategy, the company has closely followed the development of the Elixir aircraft and has supported Elixir Aircraft in the upcoming establishment of its reassembly facility in Sarasota.
Cirrus Aviation has placed a firm order for ten Elixir aircraft following the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) issuance of Part 23 certification to Elixir Aircraft in July 2025, reflecting the company’s commitment to timely fleet renewal and early operational integration.
When announcing the news to its customers and employees, Cirrus Aviation described the Elixir as an FAA Part 23-certified two-seat trainer aircraft representing a new generation of aviation engineering. Its innovative design offers exceptional safety, versatility, ease of maintenance and affordability, providing Cirrus Aviation with a forward-looking solution to meet the evolving demands of modern flight training.
“A big thank you to Cirrus Aviation, who, convinced of the advantages that the Elixir brings to the new generation of pilots, has always supported us. This firm order is the first milestone in our adventure outside the European market and in America. We can’t wait to see the first Elixir flying in the skies of Florida.” said Arthur Léopold-Léger, president and co-founder of Elixir Aircraft.
“We are proud and excited to announce the addition of the Elixir to the Cirrus Aviation fleet, an important step forward in 21st-century flight training. We plan to operate the Elixir on an intensive schedule and look forward to evaluating its performance, both operationally and financially. Our relationship with the Elixir team began nearly a decade ago, and from the outset, we were impressed by their professionalism, engineering excellence, problem-solving capability, and—most importantly—their optimistic and collaborative spirit.” said David Cattin, president and founder of Cirrus Aviation.





































































