Jaguar partners with the Citation Jet Pilots Association; shares the Jaguar high-performance driving experience with owner-pilots.
Jaguar has entered into a partnership with the Citation Jet Pilots, Owner-Pilot Association (CJP), an exclusive organization for owner-pilots of Citation jets. As the exclusive automotive partner and first non-aviation partner, Jaguar will support CJP events with drive opportunities and various initiatives.
“One of our goals at CJP is to engage our members with premier brands that have similar overall standards, along with entertaining experiential opportunities,” said Ed Turley, CJP President.
The annual CJP convention was held last week in Coeur d’Alene, ID and showcased programs and activities that educated and entertained Citation owner-pilots through networking and a series of speakers. David Pryor, Brand Vice President, Jaguar North America, is also a pilot and was one of the speakers. Approximately 100 Citation aircraft were on site, along with over three hundred members and guest attendees.
“Jaguar is excited to be the official vehicle partner for CJP,” said Pryor. “Working with an association accustomed to quality and technology-driven products makes this an ideal partnership. The high performance, speed and dynamic handling inherent both in jets and the current Jaguar model lineup, especially the 550-horsepower XKR-S, surely will resonate with the association’s membership.”
As part of the convention, Jaguar brought a custom driving experience to give members an opportunity to get behind the wheel of the company’s highest performance cars with professional drivers as personal coaches. Participants were encouraged to test the capabilities of the vehicle while learning about car control and safe performance driving, including handling, braking and acceleration, on a closed simulated driving course.
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