Citation Mustang Meeting in Mönchengladbach

On 7 May, 2022, at the invitation of the CMIG Board of Directors, Dr. Till Werner invited a large number of members with their citations to a seminar and exchange of experiences in Mönchengladbach, sponsored by the company RAS, which is the largest employer at the airport with 270 employees.
The Hugo Junkers Hangar not only offered the necessary framework, but also hit the mood of the participants. Dr. Till Werner welcomed them and led into an extensive and highly interesting program. Jan Brill, editor-in-chief of the magazine Pilot & Flugzeug, gave a lecture on the subject: „What can go wrong, goes wrong - error analyzes in HPA aviation“. Dr. Till Werner reported on the experiences with the NXI Phase 2 Update, GSR56 Iridium Phone & Weather, the weather radar GWX75, Wolfgang Östreich from ForeFlight fascinated the participants with the innovations of the program using an example flight with the Citation Mustang.
All participants were eagerly awaiting the presentation by Dirk Reinhart, head of the NCC department at the LBA in Braunschweig, on the subject: „What does the LBA value in an NCC audit and what are the usual mistakes and findings“. In addition to Stefan Bednarz and Kay Kraatz, Martin Görres from Textron Aviation Düsseldorf also provided the latest information from their company. Jürgen Mies, AOPA author of the safety letter, reported on airspace violations and the daily work of AOPA. A tour of the RAS hangars and the presentation of the latest HONDA jet could not be missed due to sponsorship.
The next meeting is scheduled for November 2022 in Valencia.
Worms, July 2022
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The Citation Mustang Jets that arrived at the meeting
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Citation Mustang Interest Group
Contact Person
Dr. Till C. Werner
Citation Mustang Interest Group
Eckenbertstr. 41
67549 Worms
E-Mail: info@cmig.aero
Homepage: www.cmig.aero

About CMIG
The association "Citation Mustang Interest Group" based in Worms, which was founded on 29.09.2018, strives to promote the operation, the maintenance of value and the maintenance of the aircraft model C510 in terms of optimal operational readiness. Further goals are in the field of flight operations in the broadest sense, the implementation of flight training and safety training, the general increase in flight safety and more aware, energy-efficient flying and the promotion of young talent. Further information about the club can be found on the homepage www.cmig.aero.